Pells, Richard H.
Not like us : How Europeans have loved, hated, and transformed
American culture since World War II / by Richard Pells. -- 1st ed. --
New York : BasicBooks, c1997.
444p. ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-465-00164-5
Culture--Europe. 5. Europe--Intellectual life--20th century. I. Title.
D1065.U5P388 1997
303.48'27304--dc20 96-38183
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