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The Origins Of Simultaneous Interpretation: The Nuremberg Trial,Used Hesse Finalist For The Andrew Carnegie

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Finalist For The Andrew Carnegie Medal Named One Of The Best Books Of The Year By The Washington Post

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The Origins Of Simultaneous Interpretation: The Nuremberg Trial,Used Hesse Finalist For The Andrew CarnegieThis Book Offers The First Complete Analysis Of The Emergence Of Simultaneous Interpretation At The Nuremburg Trail And The Individuals Who Made The Process Possible. Francesca Gaiba Offers New Insight Into This Monumental Event Based On Extensive Archival Research And Interviews With Interpreters, Who Worked At The Trial. This Work Provides An Overview Of The Specific Linguistic Needs Of The Trial And Examines The Recruiting Of Interpreters And The

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