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Sources of the Western Tradition: From ancient times to the Enlightenment. Marvin Perry, Joseph R. Peden, Theodore Hermann Von Laue. Houghton Mifflin, 2003 - History - 446 pages. A collection of approximately 200 source documents which focus on the great ideas that have shaped Western heritage. The documents also provide a balanced treatment of ...
Theodore H. Von Laue, Theodore Hermann Von Laue Oxford University Press , 1987 - Science - 396 pages Theodore H. Von Laue's stunningly original and controversial book approaches the dynamics of twentieth-century history from an entirely new perspective by proposing that the little-understood historic process known as the world revolution of Westernization has caused the global violence and ...
10. Feb. 2023 · Von Laue, Theodore H. (Theodore Hermann) Publication date 1987 Topics History, Modern -- 20th century Publisher New York : Oxford University Press Collection internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; printdisabled Contributor Internet Archive Lan ...
28. Mai 2010 · Von Laue, Theodore H. (Theodore Hermann) Publication date 1971 Publisher New York : Lippincott Collection internetarchivebooks; americana; inlibrary; printdisabled Contributor Internet Archive Language English. Access-restricted-item true ...
Theodor Hermann von Laue. Born 22 Jun 1916 in Frankfurt, Germany. Ancestors. Son of Max Theodor Felix (Laue) von Laue and [mother unknown] [sibling (s) unknown] [spouse (s) unknown] [children unknown] Died 22 Jan 2000 at age 83 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States.
With an introduction by Baltermants's daughter, Tatiana, and accompanying text by noted historians Theodore H. Von Laue and Angela Von Laue, Faces of a Nation chronicles the critical events and personalities of the twentieth-century Soviet Union, bringing an intimate understanding to the history and the people of this great nation from the 1917 Revolution through World War II to the cold war ...
Theodore Von Hermann Laue ’39 *44. After a brief illness, Theo died on Jan. 22, 2000, in Worcester, Mass., where, until he retired in 1983, he had been teaching at Clark U. He earned his PhD in history at Princeton and taught there for a year, then moved on to the U. of Pennsylvania, Swarthmore, Bryn Mawr, the U. of California, and finally Clark.
