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George S. Counts • 32 Items / 18 Books, 6 Articles, 8 Reviews
The Country of the Blind (1949)
by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
The Soviet System of Mind Control
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Published Reviews
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    Russia and Slavic Europe (Review)
    Warren B. Walsh
    The Country of the Blind, by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    1. The Country of the Blind by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    The American Historical Review, July 1950, pp. 983-985
  2. Books
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    The Screen: Fathers and Sons (Review)
    Carol H. Weiss
    The Country of the Blind, by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    1. The Country of the Blind by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    Commonweal, December 23, 1949, p. 323
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    Bill of Particulars (Review)
    James R. Newman
    The Country of the Blind, by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    1. The Country of the Blind by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    The New Republic, January 30, 1950, p. 25
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    USSR Ninety Forty-None (Review)
    Hallett Abend
    The Country of the Blind, by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    1. The Country of the Blind by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    The Saturday Review, December 3, 1949, pp. 48-53
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    The Check List (2 Reviews)
    Foreign Affairs
    1. The Struggle for Germany by Drew Middleton
    2. The Country of the Blind by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    The American Mercury, December 1949, p. 756
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    Briefer Comment (6 Reviews)
    Politics
    1. The Country of the Blind by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    2. Operation Survival by William H. Hessler
    3. No Cause for Alarm by Virginia Cowles
    4. Conservatism Revisited by Peter Viereck
    5. This I Do Believe by David E. Lilienthal
    6. This I Remember by Eleanor Roosevelt
    The Forum, December 1949, p. 334