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On the Legacy of George L. Mosse
Past history is always contemporary. George L. Mosse, The Nationalization of the Masses During the January uprising of 1919, the Spartacus League occupied Mossehaus in Berlin, a building that contained the printing presses of the publisher Rudolf Mosse. In response, … Continue reading
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