An edition of Der Tod in Texas: eine amerikanische Tragödie. [Von] Hans Habe. Mit dem Bericht: Gewalt, Gerücht, Gewissen. (1964)

Der Tod in Texas

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An edition of Der Tod in Texas: eine amerikanische Tragödie. [Von] Hans Habe. Mit dem Bericht: Gewalt, Gerücht, Gewissen. (1964)

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Kaiser
Language
German
Pages
412

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Subjects
Race relations, Assassination, Description and travel, American National characteristics
People
John F. Kennedy (1917-1963)
Places
United States

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Der Tod in Texas: eine amerikanische Tragödie. [Von] Hans Habe. Mit dem Bericht: Gewalt, Gerücht, Gewissen.
1964, Kaiser
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[Klagenfurt]

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E169.02 B4

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412p.
Number of pages
412

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OL18269479M

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