Bernard M. Baruch

Born 1870-01-01

Died 1965-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF39370086
WikidataQ181662
ISNI0000000083739177
Open LibraryOL2119828A

Top Subjects

United States (6)
Nuclear energy (3)
World War, 1914-1918 -- Reparations (2)
United States -- Economic policy (2)
War -- Economic aspects (2)
Treaty of Versailles (1919) (1)
World War, 1914-1918 -- Economic aspects (1)

Books by Bernard M. Baruch

Total count: 23

The making of the reparation and economic sections of the Treaty

Harper & Bros.1920-01-01
Putting farming on a modern business basis[being a letter to the secretary of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture]

Mannes1920-01-01
Putting farming on a modern business basisbeing a copy of a letter to the secretary of the Kansas State board of agriculture

[s.n.]1920-01-01
A few kind words for Uncle Sam

Reproduced by the Saturday Evening Post1930-01-01
Taking the profit out of warsuggested policies to provide, without change in our Constitution, for industrial mobilization, elimination of profiteering and equalization of the burdens of war.

1931-01-01
Taking the profits out of wara program for industrial mobilization.

1936-01-01
Testimony of Mr. Bernard M. Baruch before the Special Committee of the United States Senate to Investigate Unemployment and Relief, February 28, 1938-March 1, 1938

publisher not identified1938-01-01
Preventing inflationstatements and writings on controlling living costs and preventing inflation, Sept. 1941-Dec. 1941

Prentice-Hall, inc.1942-01-01
War and post-war adjustment policyreport on war and post-war adjustment policy

U.S. G.P.O.1944-01-01
United States atomic energy proposals.Statement of the United States policy on control of atomic energy

U.S. Govt. print. off.1946-01-01
Statement proposed by Mr. Wallace's representative, Mr. Hauser, after Baruch-Wallace conference on September 27 [1946] and accepted by Mr. Baruch (in which errors of fact are admitted)

1946-01-01
Telegram [to] Mr. Henry A. Wallace, Wardman Park hotel, Washington, D.C., October 2, 1946

1946-01-01
Control of atomic energy, United States planaddress by Bernard M. Baruch, United States representative to the Atomic Energy Commission of the United Nations, delivered at the opening session of the commission, June 14, 1946

American Association for the United Nations1946-01-01
The international control of atomic energy

Freedom house1946-01-01
Only strength will win the peacetestimony before the Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services, United States Senate, on May 28, 1952.

U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1952-01-01
A philosophy for our time.

Simon and Schuster1954-01-01
Freedom for man---a world safe for mankindAn address delivered

Overbrook press1955-01-01
Baruchmy own story

Henry Holt and Company1957-01-01
Baruch.[1st ed.]

Holt1957-01-01
Baruch, the public years[1st ed.]

Holt, Rinehart and Winston1960-01-01
Baruch, the public yearsGiant Cardinal ed.

Pocket Books1962-01-01
The making of the reparation and economic sections of the Treaty

H. Fertig1970-01-01
Ot birzhevogo igroka s Uoll-strit do vlii︠a︡telʹnogo politicheskogo dei︠a︡teli︠a︡biografii︠a︡ krupnogo amerikanskogo finansista, serogo kardinala Belogo doma

2015-01-01