BISMARCK AND THE GERMAN EMPIRE

"WITH sadness and yet with joy I accepted the invitation of the publisher to write a foreword to a new edition of this book by my father, who died in London in June 1964. The loss of his companionship is felt once more with especial keenness when writing these lines, coupled with thankfulness f...

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Main Author: Eyck, Erich
Format: Book
Published: LONDON UNWIN UNIVERSITY BOOKS 1968
Edition:THIRD EDITION
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