[Post-war suicide; study of 1200 cases in a large city of South Germany].
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[Significance of environmental conditions for suicide; a study on 1000 suicides in metropolitan areas in the postwar period].
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Suicide attempts of Puerto Rican immigrants.
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A study of suicide in the Seattle area.
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The dimensions and dynamics of suicide.
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Suicide attempts with ingestants. The experience at a municipal general hospital.
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Suicide in a state hospital for the mentally ill.
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Attempted suicides arriving at a general hospital.
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Statistical analysis of suicide and other mortality rates of students.
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The American melting pot: its meaning to us.
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Attempted suicide in Edinburgh.
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Contrasting suicide rates in industrial communities.
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[Suicidal attempts and meteorological factors].
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[Psychopathology of two autochthonous groups of population of the Berne Oberland].
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