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Title Entscheidungen.
Contributors Loewy, Hanno, 1961-
Original Library/publisher Entscheidungen
Vorschläge und Materialien zur pädagogischen Arbeit mit dem Film "Schindlers Liste". [Hrsg.]: Gottfried Kössler. Frankfurt a.M.: Fritz Bauer Institut, [1995]
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Vorschläge und Materialien zur pädagogischen Arbeit mit dem Film "Schindlers Liste" (NLI)990018086290205171 (1995)
Description 93 pp. A selection of suggestions, reports and articles from various sources, with one new contribution (Hanno Loewy's "Ein Märchen vom Zocker", pp. 60-68).
Language German
National Library system number 990002287520705171
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