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European Monies and European Monetary Unionout Toller’s image of Ireland. The main contacts he had with Ireland were through a small number of Irish writers he met, among them the novelist and political activist Peadar O’Donnell,. the father figure of Anglo-Irish literature of the 1920s and 1930s William Butler Yeats, and most importantly De

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Artists, Intellectuals and the German Independent Socialist Party (USP): Some Preliminary Reflectioeal possibility, a non-violent revolutionary strategy to a generation which had had more than its share of violence. According to this strategy, socialism was to be brought about through gradual, but radical reform, a process in which revolutionary workers’ councils were to play the central role.

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Ernst Toller and Ireland,out Toller’s image of Ireland. The main contacts he had with Ireland were through a small number of Irish writers he met, among them the novelist and political activist Peadar O’Donnell,. the father figure of Anglo-Irish literature of the 1920s and 1930s William Butler Yeats, and most importantly De

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Richard Dove (Senior Lecturer in German),Stephen L

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Artists, Intellectuals and the German Independent Socialist Party (USP): Some Preliminary Reflectio who formed the new party came largely from the centre and left of the SPD. Between 9 November and 28 December 1918, the USP provided three of the six members of Ebert’s cabinet. At the end of December 1918, its Spartacist wing, numbering only a few hundred members, mainly middle-class intellectuals

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,René Schickele and the 1918 Revolution,unt of those events which was followed by his reflections on them. This account was first published as ‘Revolution, Bolshevism and the Ideal’ in . 1918. and later as volume 8 of .,. with the addition of an epilogue and an appendix. Schickele is most widely known as the editor of ., which flourished