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And, of course, there's Pretzel, the longest daschund in all the world, and winner of the blue ribbon at the dog show. "All the dogs admired him. All the people admired him. Only Greta didn't ..." ah, the vivid memories of pre-kindergarten come to life, as puppy love takes center stage! All the children admire the …
Title: The Third Reich in the ivory tower: complicity and conflict on American campuses Author: Stephen H. Norwood Publisher: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2009. Check It Out: LA227.1 .N67 2009 From the Publisher: This is the first systematic exploration of the nature and extent of sympathy for Nazi Germany at …
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