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The Oxford Illustrated History of the Third Reich
The Oxford Illustrated History of the Third Reich

By Robert Gellately

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At age thirty in 1919, Adolf Hitler had no accomplishments. He was a rootless loner, a corporal in a shattered army, without money or prospects. A little more than twenty years later, in autumn 194...

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Zeitgeschichte als Streitgeschichte
Die Grenzen der Diktatur
Die Grenzen der Diktatur

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Voting for Hitler and Stalin
Voting for Hitler and Stalin

By Hedwig Richter, Ralph Jessen

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Non-competitive elections in 20th century dictatorships : some questions and general considerations / Ralph Jessen and Hedwig Richter -- The self-staging of a plebiscitary dictatorship : the NS-Reg...

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Wissenschaft und Nation in der europaischen Geschichte.
Transformations of Retailing in Europe After 1945
Transformations of Retailing in Europe After 1945
Transformations of Retailing in Europe After 1945
Transformations of Retailing in Europe After 1945
Transformations of retailing in Europe after 1945

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