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Brian Vetruba

Washington University in St. Louis

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The Charleston Advisor | 2013

Nineteenth Century Collections Online

Brian Vetruba

Archive | 2018

Thirty-First Annual Bibliography 2017 (Contemporary German Literature Collection)

Brian Vetruba; Leon Wiese; Paul Michael Lützeler

Archive | 2017

Thirteen Washington University Students and their Deep Dive into the Study of the Holocaust: Reflections from a trip to Germany, Poland, and Lithuania and a year of intensive study

Brian Vetruba; Cecily Hibbs; Talia Wazana; Abigail Wippel

Archive | 2017

Twenty-ninth Annual Bibliography 2015 (Contemporary German Literature Collection)

Brian Vetruba; Paul Michael Lützeler; Katharina Böhm

Archive | 2017

Thirtieth Annual Bibliography 2016 (Contemporary German Literature Collection)

Brian Vetruba; Paul Michael Lützeler

Archive | 2016

Critical theory: the Key Concepts.

Brian Vetruba

Archive | 2016

The History, Memory, and Representation of the Holocaust: Reflections on a Yearlong Freshman Seminar and Study Trip

Brian Vetruba; Cecily Hibbs; Talia Wazana; Abigail Wippel; Erin McGlothlin; Anika Walke

Archive | 2016

You’re in Good Company: Developing a Research Conference for Advanced Graduate Students in the Humanities

Brian Vetruba; Daria Carson-Dussan; Melissa Vetter

Archive | 2016

German Studies Collections in the United States

Richard D. Hacken; Heidi Madden; Brian Vetruba

Archive | 2016

Alles deutsch, oder nicht?: Übersicht über deutsche Bibliotheksbestände in den Vereinigten Staaten

Brian Vetruba; Richard D. Hacken; Heidi Madden

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Richard D. Hacken

Brigham Young University

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