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Selected connection REL-000502: R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism producedByUnit OSS R&A Central European Section.

Direct public connections around R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism4 connections join this record to 4 neighboring records. The complete connection list follows the graph.Relationship claim. REL-000186. Outgoing to NARA RG 59 Numbered R&A Reports, Entry 0059-A1-449. Relationship wording unavailable. 1943-10-20. R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism heldInSeries NARA RG 59 Numbered R&A Reports, Entry 0059-A1-449.Relationship claim. REL-000445. Incoming from Felix Gilbert. Joint author. 1943-10-20. Felix Gilbert jointAuthorOf_R_A_1281 R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism.Relationship claim. REL-000465. Incoming from Herbert Marcuse. Joint author. 1943-10-20. Herbert Marcuse jointAuthorOf_R_A_1281 R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism.Relationship claim. REL-000502. Outgoing to OSS R&A Central European Section. Produced by unit. 1943-10-20. R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism producedByUnit OSS R&A Central European Section.R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi ImperialismSource · current recordExplore Felix Gilbert and its direct connectionsFelix GilbertPersonExplore Herbert Marcuse and its direct connectionsHerbert MarcusePersonExplore NARA RG 59 Numbered R&A Reports, Entry 0059-A1-449 and its direct connectionsNARA RG 59 Numbered R&A Reports, Entry 0059-A1-449SourceExplore OSS R&A Central European Section and its direct connectionsOSS R&A Central European SectionOrganization
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