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The Wittenberg History Journal

Vol. XXXIII Spring 2004

This is a student publication that gives students an opportunity to publish their best papers and to gain valuable experience by working on the History Journal staff. The History Journal has a student editor chosen by the department and a staff of student assistants who help with the selection of papers to be published and the preparation of the History Journal for printing.

The Wittenberg History Journal

Vol. XXXII Spring 2003

Hartje Award Winner: "The Life and Death of 30 Ferncliff Place," Kevin Rose, 1-4.
"The Doolittle Raids," Eric Cusick, 5-24.
"Ideology & Manipulation: A Comparative Study into What Separated Saigo Takamori and Yamagata Aritomo in the Satsuma Rebellion of 1877," Greer Illingworth, 25-32.
"Stalin the Philosopher-King: The Soviet Totalitarianism as Realization of Plato's Republic," Ryan Miller, 33-58.
"The Centrality of Neutrality: The Significance of Austria's Geostrategic Location in the Heart of Europe," Amanda Oleson, 59-78.

Previous Table of Contents for the History Journal

Vol. XXXI 2002

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