Jochen Böhler, Ota Konrád y Rudolf Kucera, In the Shadow of the Great War. Physical Violence in East-Central Europe, 1917-1923 (Nueva York: Bergahn Books, 2021).

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Grinchpun, Boris Matías. 2022. « 2021)». Rey Desnudo 10 (19):12-22. https://reydesnudo.com.ar/rey-desnudo/article/view/672.
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