Kampf gegen das Chaos - die antisemitische Bevölkerungspolitik der eidgenössischen Fremdenpolizei und Polizeiabteilung 1917-1954

Mächler, Stefan, 1957-
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Title Kampf gegen das Chaos - die antisemitische Bevölkerungspolitik der eidgenössischen Fremdenpolizei und Polizeiabteilung 1917-1954.
Original Library/publisher Antisemitismus in der Schweiz 1848-1960. Hrsg.: Aram Mattioli. Zürich: Orell Füssli Verlag, 1998
Host Item Antisemitismus in der Schweiz 1848-1960 (1998) 357-421
Language German
National Library system number 990002354480705171
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