Class 10: Rise of Nationalism in the Interwar Years

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1. Books: The secondary sources you've already read and taken notes on may either contain primary sources or provide the citations so you can track them down yourself. When searching in the catalog for books with primary sources, look for words like "a documentary history" or "sources." Also look for clues within the text like block quotes and distinct sections with a different author.
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