01 Jan 2021
La Gemma té un pla
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Western Europe: A New Look
A topical overview of Western Europe, touching on legends, the effect of Christianity, the impact of the printing press, industrialization, the atmosphere preceding World War II, the rule of the Marshall Plan, and the Common Market. Also considers such issues as unemployment, drugs, the role of women, and the threat of nuclear war.
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Barrett Clark Narrator
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