Books on the Re-education of Germany
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Democratic re-education of German youth in the United States zone of occupation (1950) by Carl Donald Dalke
Resolving Social Conflicts: Selected Papers on Group Dynamics (1945) by Kurt Lewin
German Education And Re-Education (1945) by Susanne Charlotte Engelmann
Training Center For German Prisoners of War (1946) by John Thompson
Education And The United Nations (1943) by Joint Commission Of The Council For Education In World Citizenship And The London International Assembly
Our joint road to the socialist community (1970) by Hermann Matern
The Problem of German Youth Under Military Government (1944) by War Department of United States
Re-Educating Germany by Werner Richter (1945)
Difficult years bear fruit; the birth and development of the German Democratic Republic (1971)
American Military Government In Germany (1947) by Zink Harold
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