A HISTORY OF MODERN GERMANY 1840-1945. by Hajo Holborn - 1982

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Princeton University Press, 1982 8vo (23 cm), XVI, 818, XXVIII pp. Laminated wrappers (canceled stamp of an institutional library on the title). This concluding volume of a three-volume reassessment of the last five centuries of German history develops the theme of power into what Gordon A. Craig calls a "masterly account of the dramatic, tragic and often shameful history of Germany in the most recent age" (New York Times Book Review). It deals with the period of nationalism and imperialism, from the abortive attempt of popular forces to found a liberal national state and Bismarck's German unification through the Prussian military monarchy to the expansionist programs of the age of William II and Hitler's world conquest.