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Introduction
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included with all parts
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Part I
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Key
people: Albert Jaime Grasby, Jerzy Zubricky, Harold Berman, SS General
August Heissmeyer, Ltd.Col. Ala Hanbury-Sparrow, Elsa Brandstroem. Events: Multiculturalism, WW2, Hitler visits Hamburg, U-Boat war in Atlantic, Flying bombs on London
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Chapter 1
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An
unexpected visitor
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1945
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Chapter 2
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At a Nazi
school
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1939 -1945
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Chapter 3
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“Uncle
Alan” and Hamburg
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1937 –
1939
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Chapter 4
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My mother
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1939 –
1944
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Part II
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Key
people: Prof.Ehrenfried Corleis, Col.Helmut Corleis, General Friedrich
Olbricht, Ludwig Bossart, Luise Karoline Auguste Froelich, Therese von
Kraft, Thomas de Vogt, Wernher von Braun. Events: WW 1, Rise of the Nazis, WW 2. Assassination attempt on Hitler., air raid on Dresden
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Chapter 5
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My father
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1914 –
1945
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Chapter 6
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Special
Unit “PRINZ EUGEN”
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1945
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Chapter 7
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The End of
the war
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1945
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Chapter 8
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My family
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1933 –
1945
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Chapter 9
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Lieutenant
Joerg Burg
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1943
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Part
III
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Key
people: Baron Victor von Plessen, Veit Harlan, Wolfgang Count
Berghe von Trips, General Lucius D.Clay, Cornel Berk, Heinrich Luebke,
Konrad Adenauer, Wolfgang Abendroth, Erich Lueth. Events: post war
Germany, non fraternisation policy, Control Commission for Germany,
London 1947, “Bi-Zone”, land reform, visit of East German delegation to
Bonn, student life in Marburg, disrupting Veit Harlan’s film
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Chapter 10
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Back in
Hamburg
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1945 –
1946
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Chapter 11
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Reunited
with my mother
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1946- 1948
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Chapter 12
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History in
the making
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1947 –
1950
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Chapter 13
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What to
study?
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1950
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Chapter 14
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Marburg
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1951-1953
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Part IV
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Key
people: Gisela Jonas, Axel Springer, Klaus-Rainer Roehl, Siegfried
Landshut, Fritz Fischer, Ruth Niehaus, Admiral Canaris, Paul Carrell,
Peter Ruehmkorf., Wolfgang Graesse, Heinrich von Brentano, Mohamed
Khemisti, Jiri Pelican, Ion Iliescu, Pandit Nehru.
Events:
Life in Schwabing, working for “KRISTALL”, Studentenkurier becomes
“KONKRET”, World Youth Festival in Moscow, Student seminar in Sinaia,
Stalinism in Romania
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Chapter 15
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Munich
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1953
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Chapter 16
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Hamburg
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1954
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Chapter 17
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Ivar
Lissner
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1954 –
1964
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Chapter 18
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Studentenkurier
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1955 –
1957
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Chapter 19
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Moscow
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1957
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Chapter 20
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Romania
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1957
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Part V
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Key
people: Si Mustapha= Winfried Mueller, Gestapo chief Heinrich
Mueller, Frantz Fanon, Klaus-Rainer Roehl, Alan Hanbury-Sparrow, Robert
Stevenson, Paul Robeson, Prof. Riemeck, Joshka Fischer, Gerhard
Schmidtchen, Elisabeth Noelle-Naumann. Events:
Budapest after the uprising of 1956, War in Algeria, Foreign Legion,
Algerian Liberation Army, Allied “reeducation” of Germany, protest
movement, McCarthyism, Race riots in Notting Hill, World Youth Festival
in Vienna, student rebellion, Red Army Faction, opinion research by
Allensbach.
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Chapter 21
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Budapest
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1957
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Chapter 22
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The white
man who steals legionnaires
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1957
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Chapter 22
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Back from
Algeria
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1958
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Chapter 23
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England
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1955 –
1959
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Chapter 24
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Ulrike
Meinhof
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1959 –
1962
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Chapter 25
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Market
Research
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1956 –
1964
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Part VI
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Key
people: Reinhard Opitz, Dr. Muenzberg, Heinrich Luebke, Konrad
Adenauer, Wolfgang Count Berghe von Trips, President Kennedy, Willy
Brandt, Hans-Werner Henze, Che Guevara, Lord Bertrand Russell. Events:
Political police in Hamburg, proposed emergency laws, cold war, “German
youth of the east”, Hitler youth, US elections 1964, Edinburgh tattoo.
German re-unification.
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Chapter 26
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Encountering
the Political Police
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1963
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Chapter 27
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Clearing
my name
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1963 –
1966
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Chapter 28
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Lord
Corleis of Hamburg
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1966
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Chapter 29
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Freelancing
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1966 –
1968
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Part
VII
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Key
people: Dr. Wolfgang Venohr, General Ludendorff, Juergen Thorwald =
Heinz Bongard, Hitler, Hermann Goering, Che Guevara, Giangiacomo
Feltrinelli. Events: working for “Stern TV”, “SS Leibstandarte
Adolf Hitler”, Prussia is still cherished, Soviet war propaganda,
privileged life in Moscow, invention of the rotary engine, Dachau
concentration camp, question of German guilt. Assasination attempt on
Rudi Dutschke, intolerance in Berlin, Good Friday protests 1968
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Chapter 30
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Start of a
television career
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1966
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Chapter 31
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Ilja
Ehrenburg
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1967
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Chapter 32
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Felix
Wankel
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1967
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Chapter 33
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Martin
Niemoeller
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1967
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Chapter 34
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Rudi
Dutschke
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1968
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Part
VIII
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Key
people: Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Ambassador Betancourt, President
Barrientos, Ernst Roehm, General Alfredo Ovando, Ricardo Rojo, Hugo
Gambini, President Peron, Nacha Guevara, Roberto Guevara, Phillipp
Rosenthal, Wolfgang Venohr, Heinz-Werner Huebner, Hello Weber, Bengt
von zur Muehlen, Count Zedtwitz, Berthold Krupp, Paula Corleis, Prof.
Marc Ferro. Events:
Guevaras “Bolivian diary”. Cuban National Ballet. How Che Guevara died,
role of US “rangers”. Soviet Union invades Czechoslovakia. President
Nixon visits Germany. Osaka world exhibition. working for
Chronos-Films, a fake Essen concentration camp
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Chapter 35
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Cuba
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1968
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Chapter 36
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Bolivia
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1968
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Chapter 37
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Argentina
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1968
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Chapter 38
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Tough
decisions
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1968
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Chapter 39
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Berlin
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1969 -1970
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Chapter 40
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Reporting
history
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1971
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Part IX
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Key
people: Ambassador Betancourt, Fidel Castro, Walter Scheel, Hubertus
Kanus, John Lionel Bandmann, Samuel Bowles, Helga Thomas, Peter Pechel,
Michael Roth, Gyorgy Kertesz, Jean-Rodolphe von Salis, President
Furgler, Lazar Wechsler. Events: recognition of East German “Democratic Republic”, resuming diplomatic relations with Cuba,
“Utopian”
society, Education in Cuba, alphabetisation. Working for SFB. Socialist
Brigades in Hungary. Language barrier between Germans. Détente.
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Chapter 41
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The year
of the 10 Million
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1970
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Chapter 42
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Political
involvement
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1972
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Chapter 43
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With books
and guns we change the world!
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1972
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Chapter 44
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“Kontraste”:
Reporting from Eastern Europe
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1973-1980
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Chapter 45
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The “Paris
of the East”
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1973 –
1980
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Chapter 46
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Encounters
in Switzerland
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Part X
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Key
people: Gustav Stresemann, Richard von Weizsaecker, George Dreyfuss,
Willy Brandt, Ernst Reuter, Helmut Kohl, Lang Hancock, Joh
Bjelke-Petersen, Claus Hannekum, John Singleton, George Kreuscher, Paul
Gapp, Carolyn Bellamy, Keith Bushnell, Friedensreich
Hundertwasser, Ferdinand Jakob Heinrich Mueller.
Events: League of Nations, United Nations, German television,
censorship, German reunification, “Wake up Australia” flight,
World Trade Center, New York Fire Brigade, Australia’s Bicentennial
1988.
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Chapter 47
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German
politics
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1975 –
1980
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Chapter 48
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Lang
Hancock
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1979
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Chapter 49
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New York
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1985
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Chapter 50
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Southern
Cross Television Productions
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Part XI
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Key
people: Mike Lewis, John Howard, Princess Diane, Alexander Downer,
Elizabeth II, Charles Anson, Philip Ruddock, Desmond Ball. Events:
Concentration camps, deportation orders, Hitler-schools, manipulation
of news, Schmonzes, Sydney 2000, Foreign Correspondent’s
Association,
“Illegal immigration”, 9/11/2001
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Chapter 51
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Bergen-
Belsen
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Chapter 52
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Print
Journalism
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Chapter 53
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Foreign
Correspondents
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Part
XII
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Key
people: John Howard, Philip Ruddock, Martin Herz, Sefton Delmer,
Hans Fritsche, Josef Goebbels, Hitler, Hermann Goering,Harold Berman. Events:
Guest workers, Immigration policy, Question time in parliament,
political education, Anzac legacy, Gleiwitz incident, Tonkin incident,
Leaflet propaganda, black Propaganda, Nuremberg War crimes trial, hate.
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Chapter 54
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Reflecting
on Australian politics
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Chapter 55
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Propaganda
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Chapter 56
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Gisela
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Postscript
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