Teutscher Radikalismus In Amerika (1867)

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Focusing on the German radical movement in mid-19th century America, the book offers a critical analysis of the political and social conditions affecting German immigrants, particularly in the context of the American Civil War. Heinzen examines the influence of the German press on public opinion and radical ideologies, arguing that the movement was a legitimate response to societal injustices. He critiques the strategies used by radicals and proposes improvements for their effectiveness, making this work a significant historical document for understanding political radicalism in America.