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International politics and German history : the past informs the present

Authors:David Wetzel, Theodore S. Hamerow

Summary:Questions of international politics, as they relate to German history, are explored in this authoritative and controversial volume.

Print Book, English, 1997

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Publisher: Praeger, Westport, Conn., 1997

Genre:History

Physical Description:viii, 180 pages ; 25 cm

ISBN:

9780275957490, 0275957497

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:36011558

Subjects:

Allemagne Histoire

Allemagne Relations extérieures

Diplomatic relations

Germany Foreign relations

Germany History

International relations

Internationale betrekkingen

Politique mondiale

Relations internationales

international relations

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International politics and German history.

Contents:

Introduction by David Wetzel and Diethelm Prowe Does the History of International Politics Go Anywhere? by Paul W. Schroeder The Diplomatic Revolution of Our Time by Paul Gordon Lauren Monarchy, Court, and Society in Constitutional Prussia by David E. Barclay Karl Lamprecht: A Historian's History by Roger Chickering "Der Bund Fur Burgerrechte": Transnational Relations and the Problem of Democratization in West Germany, 1949-1954 by Hermann-Josef Rupieper German Unity and Military Professionalism: The Officer Corps of the German Armed Forces Confronts the Legacy of the Nationale Volksarmee, November 1989-January 1993 by Donald Abenheim Reflections on the German Question by Gaines Post, Jr. Afterword: Gordon Craig and the Old-fashioned Way of Doing History by David Wetzel and Theodore S. Hamerow Selected Bibliography Index

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