Hans Peter Hanssen typescript : Diary of a dying empire 1955

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Hans Peter Hanssen typescript : Diary of a dying empire 1955

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Relates to political conditions in Germany during World War I, 1914-1918. Originally published as Fra Krigstiden (Copenhagen, 1925). Translated by Oscar Osburn Winther; edited by Ralph H. Lutz, Mary Schofield, and O. O. Winther; published in Bloomington by Indiana University Press, 1955.

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Schofield, Mary Lusia.

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Winther, Oscar Osburn, 1903-1970

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Lutz, Ralph Haswell, 1886-1968

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American historian; chairman, Board of Directors, Hoover War Library, 1925-1943. From the description of Ralph Haswell Lutz papers, 1902-1963. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754869740 Biographical Note 1886, May 18 Born, Circleville, Ohio 1906 A.B., Stanford University ...

Hanssen, Hans Peter, 1862-1936

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Member of the German Reichstag from Northern Schleswig, 1906-1918; Danish temporary minister for South Jutland affairs, 1919-1920. From the description of Diary of a dying empire : typescript, 1955. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122398696 Biographical/Historical Note Member of the German Reichstag from Northern Schleswig, 1906-1918; Danish temporary minister for South Jutland affairs, 1919-1920. From the guid...