Politics; Volume 1
- 460 pages
- 17 hours of reading
Heinrich von Treitschke was a German historian and political writer, recognized for his staunch nationalism and advocacy for German colonial expansion. His writings strongly championed German interests and expressed opposition to foreign imperial powers. Treitschke's essays and historical works often articulated his conviction in the superiority of German culture and the imperative for its proliferation. His prose offers insight into the prevailing sentiments and ideologies that shaped the German Empire.
This classic work of history provides a comprehensive overview of German politics, culture, and society in the tumultuous 19th century. The author's insights and analysis shed light on some of the key events and trends that shaped modern Germany.
Explore the complex and fraught relationships between Germany, France, Russia, and Islam with Heinrich von Treitschke. This seminal work from the late 19th century provides a fascinating glimpse into the geopolitics of the era and sheds light on the origins of many present-day conflicts. Perfect for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in international relations.
Originally published in the late 19th century, this political tract outlines the author's demands for Germany's relationship with France. Von Treitschke argues that Germany should seek to expand its borders and become the dominant power in Europe, and that France should be made subservient to German interests. A controversial and provocative work that sheds light on the political tensions of the time.
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