Author: Greg Nees
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Do we really understand Germans? After all, more German immigrants have settled in the United States than any other nation, and now 5 million American citizens claim German ancestry. However, the fact is that Germans are different from us, and this difference manifests in more ways than we know. We need to understand these cultural differences to communicate effectively and satisfactorily with Germans. Greg Nees does an excellent job of this in his book "Understanding Germans."
Interpreting Foreigners Series -- Interpreting Germans
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