Concentration camps and totalitarian economy : a comparative study / Jan Triska. January 18, 1954.

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Concentration camps and totalitarian economy : a comparative study / Jan Triska. January 18, 1954.

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Typewritten essay for Government 215, given in 1953-1954 by Professor Carl J. Friedrich and Dr. Brzezinski.

32 leaves ; 28 cm.

Harvard University Archives.

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