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

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Editions and holdings

  • 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). Editor's introduction and notes translated by Jason Francis McGimsey

    2013

Where this source is used

  1. Kirchheimer began his association with the Institute's French branch after emigrating in 1933.

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    Supporting evidence

    Source locator: Laudani 2013: notesxvii-xix/PDF17-19; biographiesxxi-xxv/PDF21-25; introduction2-4/PDF26-28; reportheadnotes229/PDF253 and436-437/PDF460-461

    Kirchheimer began his association with the Institute's French branch after emigrating in 1933. Exact inspected locator: Biographical note p.xxiv/PDF 24

  2. Kirchheimer joined OSS R&A's Central European Section as a full-time legal analyst in 1944.

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    Supporting evidence

    Source locator: Laudani 2013: notesxvii-xix/PDF17-19; biographiesxxi-xxv/PDF21-25; introduction2-4/PDF26-28; reportheadnotes229/PDF253 and436-437/PDF460-461

    Kirchheimer joined OSS R&A's Central European Section as a full-time legal analyst in 1944. Exact inspected locator: Introduction p. 3/PDF 27

  3. Kirchheimer began working as a part-time consultant to the OSS in 1943.

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    Supporting evidence

    Source locator: Laudani 2013: notesxvii-xix/PDF17-19; biographiesxxi-xxv/PDF21-25; introduction2-4/PDF26-28; reportheadnotes229/PDF253 and436-437/PDF460-461

    Kirchheimer began working as a part-time consultant to the OSS in 1943. Exact inspected locator: Biographical note p.xxiv/PDF 24 andintroduction p. 3/PDF 27

  4. Marcuse joined OSS R&A's Central European Section as a senior analyst in March 1943.

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    Supporting evidence

    Source locator: Laudani introductionpp.2-4/PDF 26-28;report headnotespp.229,264,285/PDF 253,288,309

    Marcuse joined OSS R&A's Central European Section as a senior analyst in March 1943. Exact inspected locator: Laudani introductionp.3/PDF 27

  5. Marcuse entered OWI service in 1942 before his March 1943 move to OSS R&A.

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    Supporting evidence

    Source locator: Laudani introductionpp.2-4/PDF 26-28;report headnotespp.229,264,285/PDF 253,288,309

    Marcuse entered OWI service in 1942 before his March 1943 move to OSS R&A. Exact inspected locator: Laudani introductionpp.2-3/PDF 26-27

  6. Neumann joined the Institute's research setting in 1936 after Laski's recommendation.

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    Supporting evidence

    Source locator: Laudani 2013: notesxvii-xix/PDF17-19; biographiesxxi-xxv/PDF21-25; introduction2-4/PDF26-28; reportheadnotes229/PDF253 and436-437/PDF460-461

    Neumann joined the Institute's research setting in 1936 after Laski's recommendation. Exact inspected locator: Biographical notepp.xxi-xxii/PDF 21-22

  7. At the beginning of 1943, Neumann became deputy chief of OSS R&A's Central European Section.

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    Supporting evidence

    Source locator: Laudani 2013: notesxvii-xix/PDF17-19; biographiesxxi-xxv/PDF21-25; introduction2-4/PDF26-28; reportheadnotes229/PDF253 and436-437/PDF460-461

    At the beginning of 1943, Neumann became deputy chief of OSS R&A's Central European Section. Exact inspected locator: Introduction p. 2/PDF 26