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Switzerland: National Socialism and the Second World War: Final Report.(Holocaust)(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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March 22, 2004
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Switzerland: National Socialism and the Second World War: Final Report, by the Independent Commission of Experts Switzerland--Second World War. Zurich: Pendo Verlag, 2002. 597 pp. Eur...
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