The Long
Insurgency

Dossier · 1933–1948

Franz Neumann

Law, Nazi power and American wartime analysis

Chronology

1933–1948

193319411948
4 dated events
  1. Neumann leaves Germany Reported · Source 2, p. xxi; PDF p. 21
  2. Neumann earns his second doctorate Reported · Source 2, p. xxi; PDF p. 21
  3. Behemoth is published Reported · Source 2, p. xxii; PDF p. 22
  4. Neumann becomes a Columbia professor Reported · Source 2, p. xxii; PDF p. 22

Sources

Works and records cited in this dossier. Numbered references in the account lead to entries here.

  1. The Frankfurt School: Its History, Theories, and Political Significance Rolf Wiggershaus.
    Sources

    Rolf Wiggershaus, The Frankfurt School: Its History, Theories, and Political Significance, translated by Michael Robertson (MIT Press, 1994; inspected third paperback printing, 1998). A historian's account. Printed page numbers verified in the archive PDF, whose printed pages often occupy two PDF pages.

  2. Secret Reports on Nazi Germany: The Frankfurt School Contribution to the War Effort Franz Neumann, Herbert Marcuse and Otto Kirchheimer; editor Raffaele Laudani.
    Sources

    Franz Neumann, Herbert Marcuse and Otto Kirchheimer, Secret Reports on Nazi Germany: The Frankfurt School Contribution to the War Effort, edited by Raffaele Laudani (Princeton University Press, 2013). Wartime reports. The editor identifies their authors. “Notes on the Texts,” pp. xvii–xix; report 16, pp. 253–254, July 22, 1944, R&A 1655.5. The editor uses archive records to identify the writer. The original report was unsigned. The report alone cannot show which advice officials followed.

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