Bibliography : Fischer. F., (1986), From Kaiserreich to third Reich, Oxford University Press, London. Gilbert. M.,(1997), A history of the twentieth century: Volume one: 1900-1933, Bath Press, Great Britain. Gill. A., (1994), An honourable defeat, William Heinemann Ltd, London. Ramm. A., (1984), Europe in the twentieth century 1905-1970, Longman Group Ltd, USA...
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Bibliography : Fischer. F., (1986), From Kaiserreich to third Reich, Oxford University Press, London. Gilbert. M.,(1997), A history of the twentieth century: Volume one: 1900-1933, Bath Press, Great Britain. Gill. A., (1994), An honourable defeat, William Heinemann Ltd, London. Ramm. A., (1984), Europe in the twentieth century 1905-1970, Longman Group Ltd, USA...
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