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Larson, Erik. In the Garden of Beasts. United States: Crown Publishers, 2011. |
"From the neck down to his heels he was a mass of raw flesh... He had been beaten with whips in every possible way until his flesh was literally raw and bleeding." (3) |
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Larson, Erik. In the Garden of Beasts. United States: Crown Publishers, 2011. |
"The bloody end by men such as Erich Klausener (313), Ferdinad Von Bredow, Gregor Strasser (314). |
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Larson, Erik. In the Garden of Beasts. United States: Crown Publishers, 2011. |
"In central Berlin, the SA man moonlighting as the driver of the Hotel Adlons Cafering Van found himself stopped by the SS..." (316) |
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Larson, Erik. The Devil in the White City. United States: Crown Publishers, 2003. |
"But the fair did more than simply stroke pride. It gave Chicago a light to hold against the gathering dark economic calamity." (28) |
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Larson, Erik. The Devil in the White City. United States: Crown Publishers, 2003. |
"Harrison's murder fell upon the city like a heavy curtain. There was the time before, the was the time after. Where once the city's newspapers would have run an endless series of stories about the aftereffects of the fair, now the there was mostly silence" (333) |
