Czernowitz

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Czernowitz: see Chernivtsi Chernivtsi (chĭrnĭft`sē), Ger. Czernowitz, Romanian Cernauţi, Rus. Chernovtsy, city (1989 pop.
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Appelfeld, Aharon

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25) Karl Hiller, Professor of law at Czernowitz and author of the influential Die Disciplinarstrafen in den oesterreichischen Strafanstalten und Gerichtsgefangnissen (1894) wrote that young prison inmates" .

Youth delinquency & "crime": the perception and the reality by Wegs, Robert / Journal of Social History

Last summer, the university in Czernowitz (a city that after various name changes finds itself in Ukraine) held a Schumpeter summer school to celebrate the ideas of the Austrian who became associate professor of economics there, at age twenty-six, in 1909 (when Czernowitz was the easternmost bastion of the Austro-Hungarian Empire).

Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy by McInnes, Neil / The National Interest

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