Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 256
... Russian committee members for Western society than by Western nations ' members for Rus- sian society . Indeed , some of the Western members were , especially in the earlier months of negotiating , definitely socialistic and pro - Russian ...
... Russian committee members for Western society than by Western nations ' members for Rus- sian society . Indeed , some of the Western members were , especially in the earlier months of negotiating , definitely socialistic and pro - Russian ...
Page 267
... Russian supervision , were being used in Berlin schools . Neither of the other powers produced any textbooks for consideration . Since the Russian military authori- ties spent sufficient time and money to produce a simple Russian gram ...
... Russian supervision , were being used in Berlin schools . Neither of the other powers produced any textbooks for consideration . Since the Russian military authori- ties spent sufficient time and money to produce a simple Russian gram ...
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... Russian zone . These conditions explain why the central European territory , once iden- tified with a sovereign German state , today constitutes in itself a kind of laboratory in comparative education . To my knowledge , no institution ...
... Russian zone . These conditions explain why the central European territory , once iden- tified with a sovereign German state , today constitutes in itself a kind of laboratory in comparative education . To my knowledge , no institution ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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