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H. Stuart Hughes •ï¿½84 Items / 13 Books, 36 Articles, 35 Reviews
Sophisticated Rebels (1988)
by H. Stuart Hughes
The Political Culture of European Dissent 1968-1987
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    Modern Europe (Review)
    Mark Poster
    Sophisticated Rebels, by H. Stuart Hughes
    1. Sophisticated Rebels by H. Stuart Hughes
    The American Historical Review, February 1990, p. 156
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    Up Against the Powers That Be (2 Reviews)
    John P. Diggins
    Sophisticated Rebels, by H. Stuart Hughes
    1. Sophisticated Rebels by H. Stuart Hughes
    2. The Company of Critics by Michael Walzer
    Commonweal, February 10, 1989, pp. 93-96
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    Europe (6 Reviews)
    Vladimir Tismaneanu
    Greece Under Socialism, by Nikolaos A. Stavrou
    1. Greece Under Socialism by Nikolaos A. Stavrou
    2. My Century by Aleksander Wat and Richard Lourie
    3. Poland Challenges a Divided World by John Rensenbrink
    4. Return to Diversity by Joseph Rothschild
    5. Sophisticated Rebels by H. Stuart Hughes
    6. The Unmasterable Past by Charles S. Maier
    Orbis, Spring 1989, pp. 298-301
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    Recent Books on International Relations (7 Reviews)
    Fritz Stern
    Western Europe
    1. Winston S. Churchill, Vol. VIII by Martin Gilbert
    2. Mrs. Thatcher's Revolution by Peter Jenkins
    3. Sophisticated Rebels by H. Stuart Hughes
    4. The Deadly Embrace by Anthony Read and David Fisher
    5. Vienna and Its Jews by George E. Berkley
    6. Gaston Gallimard by Pierre Assouline
    7. Making Mondragon by William Foote Whyte and Kathleen King Whyte
    Foreign Affairs, Winter 1988, pp. 188-189