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Vikings To Uboats The German Experience In Newfoundland And Labrador Volume 221 Mcgillqueens Studies In Ethnic History Gerhard P Bassler

Name: Vikings To Uboats The German Experience In Newfoundland And Labrador Volume 221 Mcgillqueens Studies In Ethnic History Gerhard P Bassler
SKU: BELL-11275292
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (54 reviews)

SKU: BELL-11275292

Vikings To Uboats The German Experience In Newfoundland And Labrador Volume 221 Mcgillqueens Studies In Ethnic History Gerhard P Bassler

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Vikings To Uboats The German Experience In Newfoundland And Labrador Volume 221 Mcgillqueens Studies In Ethnic History Gerhard P Bassler instant download after payment.

Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.41 MB

Pages: 392

Author: Gerhard P. Bassler

ISBN: 9780773531246, 0773531246

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Vikings To Uboats The German Experience In Newfoundland And Labrador Volume 221 Mcgillqueens Studies In Ethnic History Gerhard P Bassler by Gerhard P. Bassler 9780773531246, 0773531246 instant download after payment.

Examining both sides of the German-Newfoundland/Labrador experience, this work explores the colony's hidden multicultural history. From first recorded contacts to the end of World War II, it traces the lives of German-speaking fishermen, musicians, doctors, engineers, and entrepreneurs.