Switzerland: National Socialism and the Second World War

Switzerland: National Socialism and the Second World WarIn continuation of a long standing national self image, Switzerland saw itself after 1945 as a "small neutral state," which because of its will to resist and a clever policy managed not to be drawn into the Second World War. However, this self image has been the subject of an increasingly heated debate since the 1970s. The argument that Switzerland had above all been a "victim of developments in world politics," was increasingly confronted with the

the vignerons-growers and workers of the vine-tell their own stories

Drawing on previously ignored or unavailable records

Arbella Stuart

and their circulation in both oral and written form

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Neuropeptide profiling

and medicolegal and ethical issues

At first the humiliations inflicted by the Germans seem small

Yang Jiang

Speakin’ O’ Christmas and Other Christmas Poems is a posthumously published collection of his most festive-holiday themed verses

and the Fusarium species are presented

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