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100 1 $aGoldfarb, William,$d1915-$eauthor.
245 12 $aA time to heal;$bcorrective socialization: a treatment approach to childhood schizophrenia,$cby William Goldfarb, Irving Mintz, and Katherine W. Stroock.
260 $aNew York,$bInternational Universities Press$c[©1969]
300 $aix, 148 pages$c23 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
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500 $a"Therapeutic methods employed ... at the Ittleson Center for Child Research.
505 00 $g1.$tIntroduction /$rAntonio Varsori --$gpt. I.$tPlans for Postwar Europe, 1943-45 --$g2.$tThe United States and Europe from Roosevelt to Truman /$rKlaus Schwabe --$g3.$tBritish Postwar Planning for Europe 1942-45 /$rJohn Kent --$g4.$tDe Gaulle's Plans for Postwar Europe /$rGeorges-Henri Soutou --$g5.$tSoviet Plans for Postwar Europe /$rVojtech Mastny --$g6.$tThe Balkan Union: an Instance in the Postwar Plans of Small Countries /$rStevan K. Pavlowitch --$g7.$tSetting the Limits of the Soviet Hegemony in Europe /$rElena Calandri --$gpt. II.$tEast-West European Relations in the Aftermath of the Second World War: the View from the West --$g8.$tGreat Britain, the Balkans and the Division of Europe, 1943-45 /$rBruno Arcidiacono --$g9.$tFranco-Czechoslovak Relations from 1944 to 1948 or the Munich Syndrome /$rAntoine Mares --$g10.$tItaly and Eastern Europe, 1943-48 /$rGiorgio Petracchi --$g11.$tSocialist Parties between East and West /$rWilfried Loth --$g12.$tMinor and Major Powers and the Failure of the Anti-Fascist Wartime Alliance /$rAntonio Varsori --$gpt. III.$tEast-West European Relations in the Aftermath of the Second World War: the View from the East --$g13.$tBulgarian Cultural Elites' Perception of Europe, 1944-48 /$rSvetla Moussakova --$g14.$tSoviet Economic Imperialism and the Sovietization of Hungary /$rLaszlo Borhi --$g15.$tYugoslavia between the Two Emerging Blocs 1943-48: a Reassessment /$rGiampaolo Valdevit --$g16.$tRelations between East European Countries: the Balkan Federation (1942-49) /$rStefano Bianchini --$g17.$tSome Methodological Questions /$rJerzy W. Borejsza --$gpt. IV.$tThe Partition of Europe 1947-48 --$g18.$tBritish Perceptions of the Sovietization of Eastern Europe, 1947-48 /$rAnn Lane --$g19.$tThe Cultural Policy of France in Eastern Europe /$rAnnie Guenard --$g20.$t'Unpleasant Facts' and Conflicting Responses: US Interpretation of Soviet Policies in East Central Europe, 1943-48 /$rRonald W. Pruessen --$g21.$tThe Art of Failure: British and French Policies towards Germany and the Council of Foreign Ministers, 1947 /$rMartina Kessel --$g22.$tThe Partition of Europe 1947-48: an Overview /$rSaki Dockrill --$gpt. V.$tThe Setting-In of the Cold War --$g23.$tThe Soviet Union and the Marshall Plan /$rMikhail M. Narinskii --$g24.$tThe United States, Europe and the Marshall Plan /$rEnnio Di Nolfo --$g25.$tThe Cominform as the Soviet Response to the Marshall Plan /$rAnna Di Biagio --$g26.$tFirst Budapest, then Prague and Berlin, why not Vienna? Austria and the Origins of the Cold War, 1947-48 /$rOliver Rathkolb --$g27.$tThe Partition of Europe /$rRene Girault.
650 0 $aSchizophrenia in children.
650 0 $aChild psychotherapy$xResidential treatment.
650 2 $aSchizophrenia, Childhood$xtherapy.
650 6 $aSchizophrénie$xThérapeutique.
650 6 $aEnfants$xPsychiatrie.
650 7 $aChild psychotherapy$xResidential treatment.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst00854578
650 7 $aSchizophrenia in children.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01106785
700 1 $aMintz, Irving,$eauthor.
700 1 $aStroock, Katherine W.,$eauthor.
710 2 $aHenry Ittleson Center for Child Research.
776 08 $iOnline version:$aGoldfarb, William, 1915-$tTime to heal.$dNew York, International Universities Press [©1969]$w(OCoLC)598678845
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