Die Mission

Hans Habe

first published 1965 Ullstein, 1977

In July 1938, less than five months after Hitler's rape of Austria, Franklin D. Roosevelt convened the International Conference on Refugees, at Evian-les-Bains, a small French spa. The official purpose of the conference was to deal with the growing number of Jewish refugees fleeing Europe. Thirty-two nations attended the conference, as well as observers from the Vatican, Jewish organizations in the United States, Fra...

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Die Mission edition · 1977 · Ullstein
The Mission hardcover · 1966 · Putnam Pub Group · 9789997549822

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