An edition of Der DFB im Dritten Reich (2000)

Der DFB im Dritten Reich

einer Legende auf der Spur

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An edition of Der DFB im Dritten Reich (2000)

Der DFB im Dritten Reich

einer Legende auf der Spur

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Agon Sportverlag
Language
German
Pages
224

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Subjects

Deutscher Fussball-Bund, History, National socialism and sports, Soccer, National socialism and soccer

Places

Germany

Times

20th century
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Cover of: Der DFB im Dritten Reich
Der DFB im Dritten Reich: einer Legende auf der Spur
2000, Agon Sportverlag
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-224).

Published in
Kassel
Other Titles
Deutsche Fussball-Bund im Dritten Reich

Classifications

Library of Congress
GV944.G4 S36 2000

The Physical Object

Pagination
224 p. ;
Number of pages
224

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19454801M
ISBN 10
3897841517
LCCN
2001359730
Library Thing
6584733

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