The Pan-Germanic Doctrine

Focusing on the concept of Pan-Germanism, this study delves into the political aspirations of German-speaking peoples and their quest for unification. Tracing its origins to 19th-century nationalism, the book examines the cultural and geopolitical factors that fueled this ideology and its implications for German politics and foreign relations. The author warns of the potential threats Pan-Germanism posed to the European balance of power, highlighting its capacity to incite conflict and war. This reprint preserves the insights of a significant historical analysis.