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That is why pan - Germanism took shape in Germany at that time . The external
conditions were favourable to its birth . shock which the wars of the Revolution
and the Empire had given Germany was severe . On the other hand , German ...
That is why pan - Germanism took shape in Germany at that time . The external
conditions were favourable to its birth . shock which the wars of the Revolution
and the Empire had given Germany was severe . On the other hand , German ...
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The German nation rested then only on a certain unity of language and culture
assured by classicism and romanticism , and in particular on that ... It is important
to establish a clear distinction between Prussianism and pan - Germanism .
The German nation rested then only on a certain unity of language and culture
assured by classicism and romanticism , and in particular on that ... It is important
to establish a clear distinction between Prussianism and pan - Germanism .
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Nobody knew that better than the Nazis . The positive programme of pan -
Germanism has certain elements in common with the later Nietzscheanism ,
though on this plane the difference is more marked than in the criticism of the
Internationals ...
Nobody knew that better than the Nazis . The positive programme of pan -
Germanism has certain elements in common with the later Nietzscheanism ,
though on this plane the difference is more marked than in the criticism of the
Internationals ...
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GERMANYS OFFENSIVE AGAINST | 19 |
THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE | 41 |
THE LUTHERAN REFORMATION AND ITS CON | 67 |
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