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Prussia in the Historical Culture of the German Democratic Republic: Communists and Kings

MARCUS COLLA

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Categories:

History - European History

Year:

2022

Publisher:

Oxford University Press

Pages:

324

ISBN 10:

0192865900

ISBN 13:

9780192865908

Series:

Studies in German History

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