[Rarebooks] fs: Walther Darre, early Nazi Party

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(No. 9449 )  Gies, Horst. R. WALTHER DARRÉ UND DIE NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHE 
BAUERNPOLITIK IN DEN JAHREN 1930 BIS 1933.
Koblenz: (s.n.), 1966. Wrappers, Octavo, 177 pages. Very Good.
      Gies's doctoral dissertation at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University on 
Richard Walther Darre's agricultural politics and early years in the Nazi 
Party. Bound in printed tan paper covers with a minor bump to lower fore 
corner of textblock. Cover has a short tear along upper joint at head of 
spine....... $50.00
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