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Jan Philipp Reemtsma, now forty-seven years old, inherited one of Germany's largest private fortunes. That wealth has made him a potential target all his life. He is also a brilliant intellectual, the founder and director of the Hamburg Institute for Social Research, which has produced much important (sometimes unwelcome) scholarship about Germany's role in the twentieth century.

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• Chiuso dentro. Dalla cantina di un sequestro. 33 giorni di lucida angoscia di Jan Philipp Reemtsma (1998)