Bulletin 67 (Fall 2020) – GHI Washington

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Bulletin 67 (Fall 2020)

Forum: New Research in Transatlantic History

Forum: New Research in Transatlantic History

Edited by Axel Jansen and Claudia Roesch

Axel Jansen and Claudia Roesch: Introduction: New Trends in Transatlantic History Julius Wilm: “The Indians must yield”: Antebellum Free Land, the Homestead Act, and the Displacement of Native Peoples Patrick Gaul: Trading in the Shadow of Neutrality: German-Speaking Europe’s Commerce with Union and Confederacy during the U.S. Civil War Elisabeth Piller: A Tumultuous Relationship: Nicholas Murray Butler and Germany in the Era of the Two World Wars Sophia Dafinger: "Taken on faith": Expertise in Aerial Warfare and the Democratic "West" in the Twentieth Century

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Recreating Separate Spheres Across Not-So-Separate Worlds: Gender and Reeducation in Japan, Germany, and the USA after World War II

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