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Subject(s)

• Europe—Biography [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Biographies [Browse]

Getty AAT genre

• collective biographies [Browse]

Contents

To what tune danceth the immense?--The gospel according to Bernard Shaw.--Sigmund Freud confronts the sphinx.--The religion of William II.--The Tiger looks at the post-war world.--Seven glimpses of Mussolini.--The metamorphosis of Hindenburg.--The wisdom of "Papa" Joffre.--The new foe of Ludendorff.--The pacifism of Marshal Foch.--Crown Prince Wilheim bares his heart.--Rupprecht;king without crown.--Briand; the pan-European.--The world-mindedness of Wilhelm Marx.--Schacht: the Siegfried of German finance.--The faith of Ramany MacDonald.--The soul of a grand duke;Grand Duke Alexander of Russia;--The vision of Henri Barbusse.--A modern queen wrestles with life [Elizabeth] queen of the Belgians,--Steinsch discovers the secret of Eve.--Voronoff; from super sheep to super-man.--Hirschfeld; the Einstein of sex.--Para-psychology:the science of spooks ,Albert von Schrenck-Notzing,--Mull:the Sherlock Holmes of ghost land.--The acebities of Israel Zangwill.--The scintillations of Keyscrling.--The mysticism of Gerhart Hauptmann.--The world of Arthur Schultuier.--The metaphysics of Henry Ford.--What life means to Einstein.

LCCN

30011829

OCLC

1518315

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