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CSU Professor Examines Nazi Persecution of LGBTQIA+ People, Subsequent Impact in New Book
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In 1956, Josef Mengele returns from Argentina to his hometown of Günzburg. He is upset that his country is now called the Federal Republic of Germany, but he is confident that this unfortunate situation, of being vulnerable to the Americans on one side and the Russians on the other, will not last much longer. He brushes off his brother's cautious suggestion that the resurrection of the Third Reich might not be hindered by people's memories. The …
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