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A Journal of Onomastics
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Margarete and Sulamith under the Swastika: Girls' Names in Nazi Germany

I.M. LaversuchEnglish Department Cologne University, Albertus-Magnus-Platz, 50923KölnGERMANY;, Email: [email protected]
Pages 219-230 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Heiko Motschenbacher. (2020) Corpus Linguistic Onomastics: A Plea for a Corpus-Based Investigation of Names. Names 68:2, pages 88-103.
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Jesús Casquete. (2016) The importance of being Horst: popular support and given names in Nazi Germany. European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology 3:1, pages 97-118.
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Anja Bruhn, Denis Huschka & Gert G Wagner. (2012) Naming and War in Modern Germany. Names 60:2, pages 74-89.
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