SOURCE: Ralph Luker (blog)
8-23-06
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8-23-06
Don Heinrich Tolzmann: Cincinnati Historian found guilty of plagiarism
Historians in the News
An internal investigating committee at the University of Cincinnati has found Don Heinrich Tolzmann guilty of plagiarism in his book, The German-American Experience. After reviewing charges first made three years ago on H-Ethnic, the committee has recommended that Tolzmann be dismissed as a faculty member in the University's German Studies Department and as director of its German-American Studies Program. Tolzmann promises to meet with University officials in mid-September about the matter and to fight the charges vigorously. HNN Background Article
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