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GHI Research Seminar

Oct 21, 1998

Der Sonderweg Sonoras: Eine mexikanische Region als Interessensgebiet und Experimentierfeld ausländischer Mächte, 1821-1876
Delia Gonzales Alfonso (University of Cologne)
'To Serve the People and to Increase their Numbers': the Medical Reform Policies of Dr. Johann Peter Frank, 1745-1821
Katherine Bell (University of California at Davis)
Returning Prisoners-of-War and the Reconstruction of Citizenship in East and West Germany, 1945-1955
Frank Biess (Brown University)
Rechtsextremismus in den USA
Thomas Grumke (Technical University of Berlin)
Allied Compliance with the 1929 Geneva Convention and the 1907 Hague Rules of Land Warfare in the Postwar Occupation of Germany
Richard D. Wiggers (Georgetown University)

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