George W. F. Hallgarten
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George W. F. Hallgarten, or Georg(e) Wolfgang Felix Hallgarten (January 3, 1901, München - May 22, 1975, Washington) was a German-born American historian.
He had a US citizenship since his grandfather.
He taught by Max Weber in the University of Munich. In 1933, He moved to Paris to flee the Nazis.
[edit] Literary works
- Imperialismus vor 1914, 1951
- "帝国主義と現代", 1967 (Japanese; He arrived to Japan on 1965)
- Why dictators?, 1967
- Das Wettrüsten, 1967
- Hitler, Reichswehr, Industrie, 1969
- Als die Schatten fielen, 1969 (a self biography)
- Deutsche Industrie und Politik, 1974 (collaboration with J. Radkau)
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[edit] External links
- http://content.cdlib.org:8088/xtf/view;jsessionid=S79Sc0hLB2fxhi4c?docId=tf28700243&query=&brand=default
- http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~kuroru/pageH.html (Japanese)
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