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Secret Reports on Nazi Germany: The Frankfurt School Contribution to the War Effort

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Creator
Franz Neumann, Herbert Marcuse and Otto Kirchheimer; editor Raffaele Laudani
Type
Book

Editions and holdings

  • Princeton 2013 edited collection
    Locator details
    Repository or collection
    Marxist Library archive
    Reference ID
    EDN-000232
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Wartime reports by Institute-associated scholars, with notes explaining how the editor identified their authors.

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  1. Kirchheimer had moved to Columbia as a professor of government and political science by 1962.

    supports · On the Authors, p. xxiv; PDF p. 24

    Kirchheimer had moved to Columbia as a professor of government and political science by 1962.

  2. Otto Kirchheimer joined the Institute’s American branch as research associate in fall 1937.

    supports · On the Authors, p. xxiv; PDF p. 24

    Otto Kirchheimer joined the Institute’s American branch as research associate in fall 1937.

  3. Otto Kirchheimer served as an analyst in the OSS Research and Analysis Branch’s Central European Section.

    supports · Notes on the Texts, pp. xvii–xix; PDF pp. 17–19 Editor introduction, p. 3; PDF p. 27.

    Otto Kirchheimer served as an analyst in the OSS Research and Analysis Branch’s Central European Section.

  4. Marcuse taught at Brandeis University from 1954 to 1965.

    supports · On the Authors, p. xxiii; PDF p. 23

    Marcuse taught at Brandeis University from 1954 to 1965.

  5. Herbert Marcuse served as an analyst in the OSS Research and Analysis Branch’s Central European Section.

    supports · Notes on the Texts, pp. xvii–xix; PDF pp. 17–19 Editor introduction, p. 3; PDF p. 27.

    Herbert Marcuse served as an analyst in the OSS Research and Analysis Branch’s Central European Section.

  6. Marcuse moved from Brandeis to UC San Diego in 1965.

    supports · On the Authors, p. xxiii; PDF p. 23

    Marcuse moved from Brandeis to UC San Diego in 1965.

  7. Neumann became professor of political science at Columbia in 1948.

    supports · On the Authors, p. xxii; PDF p. 22

    Neumann became professor of political science at Columbia in 1948.

  8. Franz Neumann served as an analyst in the OSS Research and Analysis Branch’s Central European Section.

    supports · Notes on the Texts, pp. xvii–xix; PDF pp. 17–19 Editor introduction, p. 2; PDF p. 26.

    Franz Neumann served as an analyst in the OSS Research and Analysis Branch’s Central European Section.