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ARTICLES

Baxandall, Lee, trans. Introduction to
The Mother,
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Becker, Peter von. “Erick Mielke und des Dichters Herzschlag.”
Tagesspiegel.
August 14, 2006.

Bologna, Sergio. “Nazism and the Working Class.” Paper presented at the Milan Camera del Lavoro, June 3, 1993.

Brown, Paul. “Report on the IRR file on The Red Orchestra.”
http://www.archives.gov/iwg/research-papers/red-orchestra-irr-file.html
.

Chandler, Douglas. “Changing Berlin.”
National Geographic.
February 1937.

Cowell, Alan. “After 50 Years, German Court Exonerates Anti-Hitler Pastor.”
New York Times,
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Craig, Gordon A. “Berlin, the Hauptstadt.”
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July/August 1998.

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62, no. 3. July 1981.

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Goda, Norman J. W “Tracking the Orchestra: Allied Intelligence, Soviet Spies, Nazi Criminals.” In
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Goetze, Dieter. “Ein Idealist der Linken: Adam Kuckhoff.”
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.

Hahn, Manfred. “Ein Linker im Widerstand: Günther Weisenborn: ‘Die Furie,' ”
Er-fahrung Nazideutschland: Romane in Deutschland 1933–1945.
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Hertling, Victoria. “Günther Weisenborn.”
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Hoffmann, Peter. introduction to new edition of Allen Dulles's
Germany's Underground.
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Horak, Jan-Christopher. “Prometheus Film Collective.
” Jump Cut,
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Kater, Michael H. “Jazz in the Third Reich.”
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Koch, Stephen. “Lying for Truth: Münzenberg and the Comintern.”
The New Criterion.
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Life
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magazine, August 29, 1938.

Livneh, Neri. “A Woman Called Zosha.”
Ha'aretz.
April 25, 2003.

Mason, Tim. “The Workers' Opposition in Nazi Germany.”
History Workshop Journal,
no. 11. Spring 1981.

McCormick, Anne O'Hare. “Four Capitals of Destiny.”
New York Times Magazine.
April 23, 1939.

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Cambridge Companion to Brecht,
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Morgan, Ted. “The Barbie File.”
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Reporting World War II: Part I,
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ARCHIVAL MATERIALS

Donald Heath correspondence.
www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/psf/box31/t296j05.html
Materials on German resistance activities from the archives of the Gedenkstätte Deutscher Widerstand, including:

“Arvid und Mildred Harnack zum Gedächtnis,” Prof. Dr. Egmont Zechlin. May 1945.

“Bemerkungen zum Manuskript von Genossin,” Greta Kuckhoff. December 1971.

Interview with Max Grabowki. August 2, 1967.

Interview with Hermann Grosse. September 29, 1967.

Interview with Kurt Heims. August 31, 1967.

Interview with Willy Schumacher. November 1, 1967.

Correspondence of Arvid and Mildred Harnack.

Correspondence of Greta Kuckhoff.

Greta Kuckhoff interviews with Karl Heinz Biernat.

Memoirs of the “Bezirksleutung.”

Memoir of Libertas Schulze-Boysen, by Alexander Spoerl.

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