Conflict, Catastrophe and Continuity
Journal Data
| Type | SOURCE_BOOK |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Berghahn Books (GB) |
| ISBN-13 | 9781789203721 |
| Total publications | 36 |
| Coverage period | 2007 - 2007 |
| Language | EN |
Epilogue
Political Violence, Gesinnung, and the Courts in Late Weimar Berlin
The Kaiser and His English Relations Revisited
The Modern Guild
Fighting to Win the Peace
Appeasement and Counter-Appeasement Nazi-Soviet Collaboration 1939–1941
Imperialism as a Paradigm for Modern German History
The Dissolution of the Third Reich
Epilogue
Appeasement and Counter-Appeasement
Memory,Morality, and the Sexual Liberalization ofWest Germany
The Dissolution of the Third Reich
Rehabilitating Fatherland
Fighting to Win the Peace
Catholic Elites, Gender, and Unintended Consequences in the 1950s
Kulturkampf and Geschlechterkampf
Germany’s Special Path? Economic Sciences and Politics in the Federal Republic, 1945–1970
The Radicalization that Never Was? Refugees in the German Federal Republic
The Search for Missing Soldiers MIAs, POWs, and Ordinary Germans, 1943–45
The 1923 Ruhr Crisis
Germany’s Special Path?
Imperialism as a Paradigm for Modern German History
Catholic Elites, Gender, and Unintended Consequences in the 1950s
Rehabilitating Fatherland
Memory, Morality, and the Sexual Liberalization of West Germany
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Epilogue
Political Violence, Gesinnung, and the Courts in Late Weimar Berlin
The Kaiser and His English Relations Revisited
The Modern Guild
Fighting to Win the Peace
Appeasement and Counter-Appeasement Nazi-Soviet Collaboration 1939–1941
Imperialism as a Paradigm for Modern German History
The Dissolution of the Third Reich
Epilogue
Appeasement and Counter-Appeasement
Memory,Morality, and the Sexual Liberalization ofWest Germany
The Dissolution of the Third Reich
Rehabilitating Fatherland
Fighting to Win the Peace
Catholic Elites, Gender, and Unintended Consequences in the 1950s
Kulturkampf and Geschlechterkampf
Germany’s Special Path? Economic Sciences and Politics in the Federal Republic, 1945–1970
The Radicalization that Never Was? Refugees in the German Federal Republic
The Search for Missing Soldiers MIAs, POWs, and Ordinary Germans, 1943–45
The 1923 Ruhr Crisis
Germany’s Special Path?
Imperialism as a Paradigm for Modern German History
Catholic Elites, Gender, and Unintended Consequences in the 1950s
Rehabilitating Fatherland
Memory, Morality, and the Sexual Liberalization of West Germany