Rezension zu: Giuliana Gemelli (ed.): The "Unacceptables". American Foundations and Refugee Scholars between the Two World Wars and after. Bruxelles-Bern-Frankfurt/M-Oxford-Berlin-Wien: PIE Lang 2000 (= Euroclio Etudes et Documents. 18.)
2021/12/07 by Kettler, David
paper · doi:10.25364/28.14:2001.1.3
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Newsletter, 14(1); 33-34
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