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Die Ermittlung genauer Dampfdruckkurven, most German scholars tended to argue that Hitler had come from nowhere to dupe the German people into supporting his regime [60: ch. 2; 112: pp. 17–23; 295]. Some historians, it is true, wanted to confront Germany’s past. But conservatives in the profession, unwilling to address the Nazi catastroph

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,Synchronisierter veno — arterieller Bypass,e principal social groupings in more detail. German society after 1890 was a more mature and dynamic society than in the age of Bismarck. But because of this it was also more fractured and conflict-ridden. This chapter, although organised to survey the social scale from top to bottom, seeks to revea

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Arno-Ekkehart Lison,Heinz Losse It may provide cold comfort to know that experts gathered at a recent conference to discuss imperial Germany concluded that a ‘master narrative’ may no longer be attainable (if it ever was). The assembled scholars could only agree to disagree — on the very first day — about what research agendas mi

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Interpretative Turning Points, most German scholars tended to argue that Hitler had come from nowhere to dupe the German people into supporting his regime [60: ch. 2; 112: pp. 17–23; 295]. Some historians, it is true, wanted to confront Germany’s past. But conservatives in the profession, unwilling to address the Nazi catastroph

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The Birth of the Modern Age,rman population rose from just under 50 million to almost 68 million persons. By the mid-1890s, the mammoth wave of emigration that characterised the 1880s had effectively dried up. Internal migration meanwhile continued unabated after 1890. It was among the most important factors accelerating the g