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From Help to Hindrance: Wenzel Jaksch in London, 1938-1949
From Help to Hindrance: Wenzel Jaksch in London, 1938-1949
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1920-1949
20th Century
Britain and Ireland
Europe
Germany
International History
Political History
Refugee History
Undergraduate dissertation
Date
Saturday 5 August 2017
Tags
Britain
displaced persons
Germany
Nazis
World War II
Author: Alexander Peel
Year: 2017
Supervisor: Matthew Frank
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