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The Gestapo (1964)
by Jacques Delarue
A History of Horror
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    The Nazi Organization Men (Review)
    William S. Schlamm
    The Gestapo, by Jacques Delarue
    1. The Gestapo by Jacques Delarue
    The Saturday Review, November 21, 1964, p. 46
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    Recent Books on International Relations (21 Reviews)
    Fritz Stern
    Western Europe
    1. One Europe by Rene Albrecht-Carrie
    2. Decline and Rise of Europe by John Lukacs
    3. What Kind of Europe? by Miriam Camps
    4. A Handbook on the European Economic Community by Gordon L. Weil
    5. Agriculture in Western Europe by Michael Tracy
    6. The British Political Elite by W.L. Guttsman
    7. British Press and Jews Under Nazi Rule by Andrew Sharf
    8. Harold Wilson: The Authentic Portrait by Leslie Smith
    9. Mr. Churchill in 1940 by Isaiah Berlin
    10. Wavell: Scholar and Soldier by John Connell
    11. France and the European Community by Sydney Nettleton Fisher
    12. De Gaulle by Francois Mauriac
    13. The King and His Court by Pierre Viansson-Ponte
    14. Government and Politics in the Nordic Countries by Nils Andren
    15. Switzerland: Example of Cultural Coexistence by Kenneth D. McRae
    16. The Federal Republic of Germany by Alfred Grosser
    17. Konrad Adenauer by Rudolf Augstein
    18. The Men Who Tried to Kill Hitler by Roger Manvell and Heinrich Fraenkel
    19. The Gestapo by Jacques Delarue
    20. Revolution in Bavaria, 1918-1919 by Allan Mitchell
    21. The Spanish Republic and the Civil War, 1931-1939 by Gabriel Jackson
    Foreign Affairs, July 1965, pp. 714-717