Search results
Sep 9, 2010 · The history of Germany since 1789 : Mann, Golo, 1909-1994 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. by. Mann, Golo, 1909-1994. Publication date. 1968. Topics. Germany -- History -- 1789-1900, Germany -- History -- 20th century. Publisher. New York, Praeger. Collection. inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks; americana.
It traces the whole sweep of intellectual development in Germany since the French Revolution. As well as chronicling historic events, the book deals in detail with the contributions of philosophers, poets and novelists alongside those of parliamentarians and generals. Show more.
- (157)
- Hardcover
- Golo Mann
Oct 31, 1990 · The History begins in 1789 as the beginnings of Germany as a single political entity is associated with the Napoleon. Mann describes how a cluster of city-states, principalities and barely associated feudal heavily agricultural entities had a proto-national identity thrust upon them by the rest of Europe as a balance against the threat of post ...
- (8)
- Paperback
- Golo Mann
In this compelling narrative, Golo Mann – Professor of History at the University of Stuttgart – traces the development of Germany from the patchwork of princedoms that it was in 1789 to the modern nation-state and major European power it became in this century. Print length. 547 pages. Language. English. Publisher. Frederick A. Praeger Publishers.
- (4)
- Golo Mann
The History of Germany Since 1789. Select a format: Paperback. Retailers: Amazon Blackwells Bookshop.org Foyles Hive Waterstones WHSmith. Summary. 'At times,' writes Golo Mann, 'the Germans seem a philosophical people, at others the most practical and most materialistic at times the most peaceful, at others the most domineering and brutal.
Nov 22, 1996 · It traces the whole sweep of intellectual development in Germany since the French Revolution. As well as chronicling historic events, the book deals in detail with the contributions of philosophers, poets and novelists alongside those of parliamentarians and generals.
This book traces the whole sweep of intellectual development in Germany since the French Revolution. As well as chronicling historic events, it deals in detail with the contributions of philosophers, poets, novelists, parliamentarians and generals.
