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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288980 in German liberal circles; it demonstrated the weakness of a political movement founded upon ideas and without the backing of a substantial and well-ordered military power. Freytag argued in the . that the German intellectual tradition had been strikingly abstract in its concerns, principally the p

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Crafting Meaningful Experiences,es. This essay follows the template of ‘a(chǎn)nticipations’, ‘processes’ and ‘responses’ outlined in the introduction to this volume. Thus it explores the role (or lack of it) of nationalism prior to 1989; the role of nationalism (or lack of it) in the processes of regime collapse in the summer and autum

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-12010-8precipitated by the collapse of Soviet power — the new Germany, firmly integrated within the European Union, was broadly welcomed in terms of human rights and the Germans’ right to self-determination.

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The Concept of National Unification,eparate states. Then in 1989–90 the two states of the Federal Republic and the Democratic Republic were unified. Understandably, many of those involved in this second unification looked back to the first as a model to imitate or to avoid. That looking back was generally shaped by what had gone betwe

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The Structure of German National Consciousness: Protestants, Catholics and Jews, 1871,eir specifically Catholic aspirations for the new national state differed significantly from those of their Protestant counterparts.2 Finally, about the position of Jews we draw our knowledge from the responses of leading figures, and thus emphasise the constitutional patriotism of Jewish authors li

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