Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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Page 101
... Nazi state and Nazi education grew and describes the character and content of the Nazi schools . " The German soul has more varied aspects than the souls of other na- tions ; its origins are more diverse ; it is not a unit , but a ...
... Nazi state and Nazi education grew and describes the character and content of the Nazi schools . " The German soul has more varied aspects than the souls of other na- tions ; its origins are more diverse ; it is not a unit , but a ...
Page 117
... Nazi primer for the elementary schools was not introduced until 1936. The struggle among the Nazi leaders themselves about re - writing history still goes on . The older university professors do not seem inclined to help them out of ...
... Nazi primer for the elementary schools was not introduced until 1936. The struggle among the Nazi leaders themselves about re - writing history still goes on . The older university professors do not seem inclined to help them out of ...
Page 189
... Nazi eyes . In them the role of great men was emphasized as an illustration of the Fuehrerprinzip ; racial knowledge was to promote pride in one's own kind ; the Nazi concept of woman's position in family and state was expounded ; busi ...
... Nazi eyes . In them the role of great men was emphasized as an illustration of the Fuehrerprinzip ; racial knowledge was to promote pride in one's own kind ; the Nazi concept of woman's position in family and state was expounded ; busi ...
Contents
EDITORIALS | 1 |
ARTICLES | 9 |
Higher Education in the United States and in | 40 |
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