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Einleitung: Coaching im Aufwind,r the conceptual approaches worked out by groups of American and some British scholars concerned with the study of modernisation and development. The reasons which have suggested this study are diverse. One is that the new conceptual approaches widen the range of inquiry beyond the by now very well-

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Alexander Herzen: His Last Phase movement than is generally supposed, and his thought was more an amalgam of ideas held by the most radical European socialists than it was the political liberalism first attributed to him by the younger generation of Russian revolutionaries.

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The Initiation of the Negotiations Leading to the Nazi-Soviet Pact: A Historical Problemo not occur nor are decisions taken .. Those who take decisions or initiate events do not wear blinkers or separate their mental processes into individual compartments entirely isolated from one another. Historical events can only be understood in the total context of time and space within which they occur.