The support of the sciences and humanities in West Germany and the United States.

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Language
English
Pages
38

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The support of the sciences and humanities in West Germany and the United States.
1977, Institute of German Studies, Indiana University
in English

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Table of Contents

Pfeiffer, H. The support of the Sciences and humanities in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Ray, G. N. The uses of the past.
Ratchford, J. T. The support of the sciences in the United States.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
"Presented in session 21, The support of the sciences and humanities, at the Conference on 'West Germany and the United States: A Systems Comparison Analysis,' held at Indiana University, April 12-17, 1977."

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Bloomington, Ind
Series
German studies notes

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Dewey Decimal Class
001.4/3/0943
Library of Congress
Q180.G4 P43

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Pagination
iv, 38 p. ;
Number of pages
38

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OL4378707M
LCCN
78622904

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