Titlebook: British Images of Germany; Admiration, Antagoni Richard Scully Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 201

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From Geographical Expression to German Empiren at the head of this section exemplifies well the starting-point from which many Britons approached an understanding of their German cousins; although as we shall see, it presents a somewhat simplistic interpretation of the available cartographic evidence for dramatic, literary effect.

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War and the Severing of the ‘Pink Link’o John George her husband’s ‘fearful state’ and his concern that he could not renew his business with the firm.. Both Barkers viewed the war as ‘so uncalled for’, and for all the other cartographers maintaining close interpersonal and professional relationships across the North Sea, it must have bee

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‘Wilhelm in Wonderland’ — Germany in the Wars of Unificationr meaning, the kinds of representations that they offer or the ways in which they were developed and produced. On the contrary, the idea that because of their highly partisan and satirical nature, cartoons are of limited value in serious historical scholarship, and are ‘inap-propriate for use by the

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Satiated and Satisfied? Bismarckian Germanyhe personification of Germany by his nominal servant, Bismarck.. Yet the image of Bismarck was not a straightforward one. In the 1870s and 1880s, Bismarck was often seen as the arch-troublemaker, the puppet master par excellence, who stage-managed Great Power politics with ease. Normally, this led t