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Ethnic Policies toward the Viet-Cambodians and Sino-Cambodians in the People’ s Republic of Kampuchea, 1979-1989
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EXTENDED PROFILE--The Life and Career of Professor Istvan Deak
(2013-09-09)This is the first in a series of extended profiles on the lives and careers of scholars who work on East-Central Europe. It features several interviews with Istvan Deak (b. 1926), Seth Low Professor Emeritus at Columbia ... -
EXTENDED PROFILE--The Life and Career of Professor Ivan Sanders
(2014-03-23)These interviews are the second in a series of extended profiles on the lives and careers of scholars who work on East-Central Europe. It features seven interviews with Ivan Sanders, who teaches Central European cultural ... -
Ezra's Archives 2020
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Ezra's Archives 2021
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Feigned Ignorance: Early Christian Polemics in Umayyad Spain
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Final Declaration, July 1, 1415
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The Firman of Investiture of Prince Charles of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen as Prince of the United Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia, October 23, 1866
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The Ford Administration and Gun Control: A Moderate Conservative’s Road to Nowhere
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Four Weeks in the Trenches, 1915
(Houghton Mifflin Company, 1915)Memoir of Austrian violinist Fritz Kreisler covering the four weeks he spent as an Austrian soldier fighting the Russians on the Eastern front during WWI. -
Friendship and Co-operation Between the Soviet Union and Other Socialist States, October 30, 1956
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From the Editors
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From Warfare to World Fair: The Ideological Commodification of Geronimo in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth-Century United States
(Cornell Historical Society, 2015)During the latter portion of the Apache Wars (1848-1886), a Chiricahua leader named Geronimo achieved considerable notoriety in Euro-American culture as an archetypally savage and antagonistic figure, and an obstacle to ...
