7. Aufl. 102 p. ; 21 cm

3. Aufl. xiii, 800 pages ; 24 cm

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Book: "Die Grundlagen Des Neunzehnten Jahrhunderts- Erste Halfte", by Houston Stewart Chamberlain; 1915; in German

Book: "Die Grundlagen Des Neunzehnten Jahrhunderts- Zweite Halfte", by Houston Stewart Chamberlain; 1915; in German

185 p. ; 22 cm.

Ungekürzte Volksausg. 27. Auflage 1941 2 volumes ; 19 cm

"Erweiterter Sonderdruck aus "Die Alten Sprachen" 1939, Heft 7/8." 32 pages 24 cm

Account of the sinking of the American and Australian cruisers, "Houston" and "Perth", as 10 survivors told it to an Australian newsman. Australian ed. (Sydney, Angus and Robertson) has title: Proud echo. 246 pages illustrations 22 cm

Paged continuously. 2 volumes (xxi, 1246 pages) ; 20 cm

2. erw. Aufl. 178 p. ; 19 cm.

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Includes index. viii, 305 pages : frontispiece (portrait) ; 24 cm

This testimony is open with permission.

Documentary. Received awards for best documentary for 1985 in many international film festivals including those in New York, Columbus, Yorkton, Strasburg, and Houston. 1 DVD. : kleur, geluid. ; .. cm.

Dit archief van de afdeling Voorlichting beslaat de periode 1949-1970. De afdeling houdt zich onder meer bezig met onder meer bezig met de contacten met de media, verzending van publicaties, beleidspresentatie en het organiseren van excursies, tentoonstellingen, voorlichtingsbijeenkomsten en inspraakprocedures. Het archief bevat onder meer stukken over tentoonstellingen en de eerste vlucht van de KLM ...

"Kurze Übersicht über die Ideengeschichte und ihre Vertreter vor der Machtergreifung des Nationalsozialismus in Deutschland. Überblick über die wichtigsten philosophischen Strömungen im ausgehenden 19. und beginnenden 20. Jahrhundert, die Einfluss auf Hitlers Ideologie hatten. Von Richard Wagner über Georg Ritter von Schönerer, Karl Lueger und Lanz von Liebenfels bis zu Houston Stewart Chamberlain, ...

Consists of seventeen bound volumes containing diaries written by Dr. Maria Madi, a non-Jewish female physician living in Budapest, Hungary, between December 1941 and September 1945. In the diaries, which are handwritten in English, Dr. Madi describes what she is hearing about the war, about propaganda in Hungary, and about missing her daughter, who immigrated to the United States in 1939 and started ...

Within the larger history of fashion, especially for women, in Nazi Germany, Guenthor (history, Houston Community College, Texas) finds smaller stories of economic greed and political machinations; of ideological hyperboles, cultural contestations, and the manufacture of illusion; of gender fashioning and class conflict; of high fashion salons and Jewish ghettos; and of world war, home fronts, and ...