Hitlers Jugend

Paetel, Karl O.; Jetzinger, Franz

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“…90 Much of this attention has taken the form of sympathetic, rather popularized accounts, but the works of Karl Paetel, Harry Pross, and Walter Laqueur are notable contributions to the general problem of youth and society in twentieth-century Germany. 91 The Youth Movement was both an expression of generational conflict and part of a widespread response to the modernization of German society, a response which stressed the dangers of modernity and urged a return to the more "genuine" social world of the past. This anti-modernism can be clearly seen in the debate over Germany's future as an industrial or an agrarian state which has been skillfully analyzed by Herman Lebovics.…”

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Germany, 1890–1918: A Survey of Recent Research

Sheehan¹

1968

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On New Year's Eve 1890 Hildegard, Baroness von Spitzemberg recorded these reflections in her diary:The end of 1890: the year in which Bismarck left the global stage, not called by death but dismissed against his will. That in itself would be sufficient to make this year unforgettable; who knows if this experience, this past year will become a milestone in German history.… We confront the last decade of the century under the banner of a new generation which rushes with full sail into the heavy sea of time, its impetuous emperor prematurely in command. Towards what? That we may know all too soon—or better all too late—when the reefs rise threateningly before us and there is no experienced mariner at the helm.

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Germany, 1890–1918: A Survey of Recent Research

Sheehan¹

1968

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Hitlers Jugend

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Germany, 1890–1918: A Survey of Recent Research

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