The German Scene (social, Political, Cultural) 1890 to the Present Day

Alliance Allies Army Austria banks Bavaria became Berlin Bismarckian bourgeois bourgeoisie Britain Brüning bureaucracy capital capitalist Carl Schmitt cartels Catholic Centre Chancellor Christian Church crisis culture Dawes Plan debt defeat democracy dictatorship doctrine dominated Dr Schacht economic election élite employers Europe existence exports favour federal foreign France Führer Führerprinzip German Germany's Government Gregor Strasser Heidegger Hindenburg Hitler Hitlerite idea ideology imperialism industrialists industry inflation Jaspers Jews labour landowners leaders liberal Lutheran Marxism masses ment middle classes military milliards million Moeller National Socialism Nationalists Nazis Nazism Nordic organized Pan-Germanism Papen party political Populists production profits programme proletariat propaganda race racial Rathenau rearmament régime Reichsbank Reichstag Reichswehr Rentenmark reparations revolution Right Röhm Rosenberg Ruhr Russia Schleicher Seeckt Social Democrats Socialist Nationalism Stresemann struggle Syndicates Third Reich tion took Totalitarian tradition Treaty of Versailles union unity wanted Weimar Republic Western workers