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Germany, 1870-1945 deals with the three attempts to build a German nation-state between 1871 and 1945, and the reasons for their failure. Haunted by the specter of the abortive liberal-national revolution of 1848-49, German politicians sought a series of solutions, none of which found a constitutional consensus, and two of which ended in military disaster. Pulzer looks at the two solutions imposed from above, those of Bismarck and Hitler, and ...

Der Historiker Peter G. J. Pulzer verfolgt in diesem Klassiker der Antisemitismusforschung die Entstehung und Entwicklung der antisemitischen Bewegungen in Deutschland und Österreich. Bereits zwischen 1867 und 1914 offenbarte sich ihr radikaler Charakter, der sich deutlich von der traditionell begründeten Judenfeindschaft unterschied. Dieser neue »politische Antisemitismus« wurde später zur Grundlage einer - Gewalt und Radikalität vereinigende...

With the opening of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the unification of 1990 a new German state emerged--the fifth constitutional upheaval and the fourth change of frontiers in this century. This book aims to introduce the reader to the legacy that present-day Germany has inherited from both East and West and from the period before 1945. It looks at the way political life has evolved since the Second World War, tracing the way the political parties...

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Unlike many historians who see the period between 1848 and 1933 primarily as one of growing anti-Semitism which culminated in the Nazi Party's rise to power and the enactment of its program of genocide, Jews and the German State emphasizes the evolution of the ethnic identity, social roles, and political activities of German Jews. Pulzer documents their emergence of the Jews of Germany from obscurity and marginality into the mainstream of publ...