IN The Origins of Modern Germany (1946) the late English medievalist Geoffrey Barraclough described “the German problem” as a longstanding structural deficit: the absence of political unity and a ...
BOTH in Germany and outside there are many who find justification for the Hitler régime in the extensive rise of German industrial production and even more in the considerable decline in unemployment ...
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