Titlebook: Heimat, Region, and Empire; Spatial Identities u Claus-Christian W. Szejnmann (Professor of Modern Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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National Socialism and Hierarchical Regionalism: The German Minorities in Interwar Poland the ‘.’, this self-proclaimed leader stressed the need to overcome class and political divisions. His party played on social resentments while also heightening the racial danger posed by Slavs and Jews. Above all, this movement touted its ability to transcend regional infighting by welding the nati

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Conceptions, Competences and Limits of German Regional Planning during the Four Year Plan, 1936–1940 in recent years.. While the importance of regional and social planning for Nazi Germany is generally agreed upon, it remains disputed who formulated and defined space in the 1930s.. In answering this question, the focus shifts to the German academic elite of regional planners — . — and, in particul

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Reich Propaganda Offices and Political Mentoring of Ethnic German Resettlersred their history in more nuanced ways.. Nevertheless, ethnic Germans, or ‘.’, still tended to be treated as passive objects of Nazi Germany’s foreign policy. The National Socialist regime itself had portrayed these groups as helpless victims of heavily exaggerated Czech and Polish atrocities, invok

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Suitable Germans — Enforced Assimilation Policies in Danzig-West Prussia, 1939–1945ern Europe. As Hitler’s listeners knew already in the early 1920s, and the rest of the world could read in what soon was to become a political bestseller:.For this, however, fighting for the frontiers of 1914 would not be sufficient. On the contrary, demands by the German political class aiming sole

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