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Armin's exodus from the tyranny and destruction of war-tom Germany to the liberating shores of America is a quintessential story of the 20th century. He regales the reader with riveting recounts of living through the Allied fire bombings that defeated fascist Germany and the dramatic fight for survival in post-apocalyptic Europe. This is an enthralling, entertaining read about an immigrant's first impressions of America, told with a self-effacing and deprecating sense of humor. I heartily recommend the jaunty travails extolled in: From Lederhosen to Jeans: A Sweet and Sour Kraut's Journey to America. John Large, Ph.D. Asst. Professor, University of South Florida From his childhood in war-ravaged Hamburg to success in America, Armin Wendt takes us along on many journeys - including eluding Russian guards behind the Iron Curtain and encountering banditos in Central-America. Anything but the stereotypical "staid German," Wendt describes his adventures lovingly and compassionately, often in a humorous way. Anecdotes abound throughout, making this book a delightful read. Gene Cropsey, Award-Winning Author
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Drawing on Freud, Mead, Erikson, Parsons and Habermas, William Bloom relates mass psychological processes to international relations.
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
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Zum hundertjährigen Jubiläum des Fachbereichstags Soziale Arbeit (FBTS) erinnern und vergegenwärtigen die Beiträge des Buches die Entwicklung des FBTS und seiner Vorgängerinstitutionen als Interessensvertretung der Ausbildungsstätten Sozialer Arbeit. Sie zeigen dabei überraschende Kontinuitäten auf. Das Buch reflektiert die historische Entwicklung des FBTS und der Sozialen Arbeit als Frauenberuf und aktuelle Debatten und Positionen zur Disziplin Sozialer Arbeit kritisch.