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Watch Czechoslovakia! (1938)
by Richard Freund
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    Expanding Germany (3 Reviews)
    James Frederick Green
    The German Octopus, by Henry C. Wolfe
    1. The German Octopus by Henry C. Wolfe
    2. Watch Czechoslovakia! by Richard Freund
    3. Training in Democracy by Francis H. Stuerm
    The Saturday Review, April 16, 1938, p. 10
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    Recent Books on International Relations (4 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    Eastern Europe
    1. The Government of the Soviet Union by Samuel N. Harper and Ronald Thompson
    2. The Soviet Paradise Lost by Ivan Solonevich
    3. Masaryk of Czechoslovakia by Donald A. Lowrie
    4. Watch Czechoslovakia! by Richard Freund
    Foreign Affairs, July 1938, p. 739
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    New Books: A Reader's List (13 Reviews)
    The United Front Against Fascism, by Georgi Dimitroff
    1. The United Front Against Fascism by Georgi Dimitroff
    2. Watch Czechoslovakia! by Richard Freund
    3. Mussolini in the Making by Gaudens Megaro
    4. This Passion Never Dies by Sophus Keith Winther
    5. Rachel's Children by Harriet Hassell
    6. Flames Coming Out of the Top by Norman Collins
    7. Let Me Show You New Hampshire by Ella Shannon Bowles
    8. Flattery's Foal by Peter Shiraeff
    9. Plan for Marriage by Joseph Kirk Folsom
    10. Women of the Wilderness by Margaret E. Bell
    11. Wind Over Wisconsin by August Derleth
    12. Our Country, Our People, and Theirs by M.E. Tracy
    13. Fearfully and Wonderfully Made by Renee von Eulenburg-Wiener
    The New Republic, May 18, 1938, pp. 55-56
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