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The Uses of Marx for History
Leonard Krieger
Bismarck and the Development of Germany: The Period of Unification, 1815-1871, Otto Pflanze Reviewed by Leonard Krieger
A Study in Austrian Intellectual History: From Late Baroque to Romanticism, Robert A. Kann Reviewed by Leonard Krieger
The Intellectuals and European Society, Leonard Krieger
Germany's Contribution to European Economic Life: Le Role de l'Allemagne dans l'Economie Europeenne, R. G. Hawtrey, Percy W. Bidwell, Tadeusz Lychowski and J. Van Helmont ; Controle de l'Allemagne: Control of Germany, William Diebold, Louis F. Aubert and Michael Zvegintzov ; Education in Occupied Germany: L'Education de l'Allemagne Occupee, Helen Liddell, Edmond Vermeil and Bogdan Suchodolski ; Les Eglises en Allemagne: The Churches in Germany, Edmond Vermeil, K. J. Hahn and Gabriel Le Bras Reviewed by Leonard Krieger
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