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Stein and Constitutional Reform in Nineteenth-Century Germany: Preconditions, Plans and Results,work are remarkably similar in both German republics, and tend towards clichés. Stein is regarded as the liberator of the peasantry and the architect of municipal reform, but his reform programme as a whole is never counted more than as a partial success, and where implemented was only done so in a

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The Berlin Congress of 1878: Causes, Consequences and Assessments a Century Later, the Dardanelles near Constantinople and that a British armoured ship had been sunk by Turkish coastal batteries. Even though this soon turned out to be an exaggeration, news of this kind may have sounded credible at the time when we consider that Great Britain had a vital interest in the Turkish St

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The German Naval Staff: Organisation and Development,ich could meet the various demands of German sea-power. The German Empire of 1871 quickly became an industrial state. At the turn of the century coal and steel dominated the competition of the advanced nations, among which Germany’s industrious population with burgeoning towns and growing wealth gai

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Hindenburg as , of the Weimar Republic,of sixty-seven years and had been taken from retirement for his new position. With this begins his twenty-year period of historical importance. Back in 1905 he was already being considered Schlieffen’s successor, and he should have become Prussian War Minister in 1909. Hindenburg was the son of a Br

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Emperor William II and his Time,d that their seventy-seven-year-old ex-Emperor was still alive, living at Doorn in the Netherlands. In the political heritage of a small nation living at the edge of Europe the Emperor still had an honourable place; for the German people, however, he had long since been dead.

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The Norwegian Campaign, 1940: Strategy in Critical Retrospect,rtant task can the historian of today have than this: to help to find the correct point of view from which the significance of historical events can be estimated; to gain detachment in order to investigate happenings which have now become part of history; to analyse and to describe them?

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Frederick the Great and the Problem of , age saw a continual interchange of ideas and actual practices in considerable confusion, and though there was opposition to these ideas from the camp of the .,‡ absolute sovereignty prevailed, and to it France owed her recovery from the depths of ruin.