William Harvey Maehl
Biographic Data
| ID | 3841491 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Harvey Maehl |
| GIVEN NAMES | William Harvey |
| FAMILY NAME | Maehl |
| SIGNATURE | MAEHL W H |
| AFFILIATIONS | The author is Professor of History at Auburn University. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
August Bebel. Shadow Emperor of the German Workers
August Bebel
German Social Democratic Agrarian Policy, 1890–1895 Reconsidered
If in the 1890s any one aspect of economic development under capitalism confounded the prognostications of German Marxists it was the agricultural. The peasants had not obliged the pundits of German Social Democracy by permitting themselves to be ruined and liquidated as a class. The realization, based on a plethora of statistical evidence, that the peasant would be for years to come a hardy perennial disposed many leaders of the German Social De…
German Socialist Opposition to the Tirpitz Plan
(1978). German Socialist Opposition to the Tirpitz Plan: Bebel and the Naval Law of 1900. The Historian: Vol. 40, No. 4, pp. 704-734
La Premiere Internationale. Jacques Freymond
Recent Literature on the German Socialists, 1891-1932
The Role of Russia in German Socialist Policy, 1914–18
German Socialism drifted towards the whirlpool in 1914 in a vessel straining with contradictions. In internal matters the SPD paid lip service to Marxist doctrine but was, in its day to day operations, profoundly revisionist. It had long since effected a compromise with the Bismarckian state. In foreign affairs the party was pacifist but had no plan to preserve the peace. It cherished the international solidarity of the proletariat but would not …
The Triumph of Nationalism in the German Socialist Party on the Eve of the First World War
The German Socialists and the Foreign Policy of the Reich from the London Conference to Rapallo
3_HE policy of fulfilling the Treaty of Versailles did not originate, as . Arnold Brecht implies,' with Walther Rathenau in I922 but with the Majority and Independent Socialists-with Hermann Muller, Gustav Bauer, Hugo Haase, even Philipp. Scheidemann-and as early as I9I9. The past policies and acts of the Social Democrats, who were essentially pacifist and Western in their Weltanschauung, determined that they should be the most zealous advocates …
German Social Democratic Agrarian Policy, 1890–1895 Reconsidered
If in the 1890s any one aspect of economic development under capitalism confounded the prognostications of German Marxists it was the agricultural. The peasants had not obliged the pundits of German Social Democracy by permitting themselves to be ruined and liquidated as a class. The realization, based on a plethora of statistical evidence, that the peasant would be for years to come a hardy perennial disposed many leaders of the German Social De…
Recent Literature on the German Socialists, 1891-1932
The Triumph of Nationalism in the German Socialist Party on the Eve of the First World War
The German Socialists and the Foreign Policy of the Reich from the London Conference to Rapallo
3_HE policy of fulfilling the Treaty of Versailles did not originate, as . Arnold Brecht implies,' with Walther Rathenau in I922 but with the Majority and Independent Socialists-with Hermann Muller, Gustav Bauer, Hugo Haase, even Philipp. Scheidemann-and as early as I9I9. The past policies and acts of the Social Democrats, who were essentially pacifist and Western in their Weltanschauung, determined that they should be the most zealous advocates …
The German Socialists and the Foreign Policy of the Reich from the London Conference to Rapallo
3_HE policy of fulfilling the Treaty of Versailles did not originate, as . Arnold Brecht implies,' with Walther Rathenau in I922 but with the Majority and Independent Socialists-with Hermann Muller, Gustav Bauer, Hugo Haase, even Philipp. Scheidemann-and as early as I9I9. The past policies and acts of the Social Democrats, who were essentially pacifist and Western in their Weltanschauung, determined that they should be the most zealous advocates …
The Triumph of Nationalism in the German Socialist Party on the Eve of the First World War
The Role of Russia in German Socialist Policy, 1914–18
German Socialism drifted towards the whirlpool in 1914 in a vessel straining with contradictions. In internal matters the SPD paid lip service to Marxist doctrine but was, in its day to day operations, profoundly revisionist. It had long since effected a compromise with the Bismarckian state. In foreign affairs the party was pacifist but had no plan to preserve the peace. It cherished the international solidarity of the proletariat but would not …
Recent Literature on the German Socialists, 1891-1932
La Premiere Internationale. Jacques Freymond
German Socialist Opposition to the Tirpitz Plan
(1978). German Socialist Opposition to the Tirpitz Plan: Bebel and the Naval Law of 1900. The Historian: Vol. 40, No. 4, pp. 704-734
German Social Democratic Agrarian Policy, 1890–1895 Reconsidered
If in the 1890s any one aspect of economic development under capitalism confounded the prognostications of German Marxists it was the agricultural. The peasants had not obliged the pundits of German Social Democracy by permitting themselves to be ruined and liquidated as a class. The realization, based on a plethora of statistical evidence, that the peasant would be for years to come a hardy perennial disposed many leaders of the German Social De…
August Bebel
August Bebel. Shadow Emperor of the German Workers
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