Representations of War in the East, [removed]The German case

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Date: 2000-07-20 13:18:08 Germany–Soviet Union relations Antisemitism Operation Barbarossa Battle of Stalingrad Wehrmacht Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact Soviet Armed Forces Jewish Bolshevism Army Group Centre Nazi Germany Germany World War II		Representations of War in the East, [removed]The German case Add to Reading List Source URL: www.oslo2000.uio.no Download Document from Source Website File Size: 43,24 KB Share Document on Facebook

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