Capsule Review October 1, 1993

Vingt Jours Chez Hitler

by François Le Grix
Reviewed by William L. Langer

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Vingt Jours Chez Hitler

By François Le Grix

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The editor of the Revue Hebdomadaire, who was in Germany early in Hitler's régime, describes what he found there and relates previously unknown episodes of Franco-German negotiations under Brüning.

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