German Specialist Says Ordinary Americans Read Better Stuff
Heinz Steinberg, a West Berlin education official, argues in UNESCO Courier that Americans read more books and buy serious works alongside light reading. He observed shoppers in Madison and Minneapolis carrying multiple volumes, contrasting U.S. reading habits with Europe’s.
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Heinz Steinberg
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Unesco Courier
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Zakopane Swinging Socialist Resort Travelogue
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