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Dennis Masaka resume work on ., which he had begun but then put aside in fragmentary form many years before. This new impetus eventually brought the work to completion, and it also produced significant changes in the original conception. According to Eckermann, Goethe observed that “Earlier I had in mind a quite

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Dennis Masakaive emigration from Germany to Australia, Canada, South America and the United States resulted. Controversially, Behringer expresses less concern with the enormity of the actual event than with the conscious decision of historians to ignore the well-documented consequences of climate change.

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Sibiziwe Shumba,Estere Nyangari,Molyn Mpofuns—were elaborated against the background of the . legacies of the fascist past. But what the 68ers were most directly rebelling against was the postfascist settlement in West Germany, and their own experiences coming of age in the claustrophobic and conservative later 1950s. The 68ers believed that

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Silindiwe Zvingowanisei,Francis Machinguraion. The existing order, on the broadest level, was “bourgeois democracy,” or if you prefer, the liberal-democratic, parliamentary, capitalist, welfare-statist . The major challenges to which the neo-conservatives responded included the neo-Marxist interpretation according to which the relationship