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The Oxford handbook of modern German history, edited by Helmut Walser Smith

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Summary
This is a comprehensive, multi-author survey of German history featuring cutting-edge syntheses of major topics by an international team of 35 leading scholars
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 online resource (xvii, 863 pages)
Contents
  • Ann Goldberg
  • States, people, and nation, 1760-1860:
  • International conflict, war, and the making of modern Germany, 1740-1815
  • Ute Planert.
  • Cosmopolitanism and the German enlightenment
  • Franz Leander Fillafer and Jürgen Osterhammel.
  • The Atlantic revolutions in the German lands, 1776-1849
  • Jonathan Sperber.
  • The end of the economic old order : the great transition, 1750-1860
  • James M. Brophy.
  • Introduction
  • Escaping Malthus : population explosion and human movement, 1760-1884
  • Ernest Benz.
  • Protestants, Catholics, and Jews, 1760-1871 : enlightenment, emancipation, new forms of piety
  • George S. Williamson.
  • The formation of German nationalism, 1740-1850
  • Christian Jansen.
  • German literature and thought from 1810-1890
  • Ritchie Robertson
  • Germany : the nation state:
  • Nation state, conflict resolution, and culture war, 1850-1878
  • Helmut Walser Smith
  • Siegfried Weichlein.
  • Authoritarian state, dynamic society, failed imperialist power, 1878-1914
  • Helmut Walser Smith.
  • The great transformation : German economy and society, 1850-1914
  • Cornelius Torp.
  • Race and world politics : Germany in the age of imperialism, 1878-1914
  • Andrew Zimmerman.
  • Germany 1914-1918 : total war as a catalyst of change
  • Benjamin Ziemann.
  • The German national economy in an era of crisis and war, 1917-1945
  • History:
  • Adam Tooze.
  • Dictatorship and democracy, 1918-1939
  • Thomas Mergel.
  • Piety, power, and powerlessness : religion and religious groups in Germany, 1870-1945
  • Rebekka Habermas.
  • The place of German modernism
  • Stephen D. Dowden and Meike G. Werner.
  • Nationalism in the era of the nation state, 1870-1945
  • Pieter M. Judson.
  • Todesraum : war, peace, and the experience of mass death, 1914-1945
  • Origins of modern Germany
  • Thomas Kühne.
  • The three horseman of the Holocaust : anti-Semitism, East European empire, Aryan folk community
  • William W. Hagen.
  • On the move : mobility, migration, and nation, 1880-1948
  • Sebastian Conrad and Philipp Ther
  • Germany 1945-1989:
  • Germany is no more : defeat, occupation, and the postwar order
  • Stefan-Ludwig Hoffmann.
  • Democracy and dictatorship in the Cold War : the two Germanies, 1949-1961
  • Andrew I. Port.
  • Robert von Friedeburg.
  • Generations : the "revolutions" of the 1960s
  • Uta G. Poiger.
  • Industrialization, mass consumption, post-industrial society
  • Donna Harsch.
  • Religion and the search for meaning, 1945-1990
  • Benjamin Ziemann.
  • Culture in the shadow of trauma?
  • Lutz Koepnick.
  • The two German states in the international world
  • Andreas W. Daum
  • Senses of place
  • Contemporary Germany:
  • Annus mirabilis : 1989 and German unification
  • David F. Patton.
  • Germany and European integration since 1945
  • Kiran Klaus Patel.
  • Toward a multicultural society?
  • William A. Barbieri, Jr
  • Celia Applegate.
  • Women and men : 1760-1960
Isbn
9780191617454
Instance
Label
The Oxford handbook of modern German history
Title
The Oxford handbook of modern German history
Statement of responsibility
edited by Helmut Walser Smith
Title variation
Modern German history
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
This is a comprehensive, multi-author survey of German history featuring cutting-edge syntheses of major topics by an international team of 35 leading scholars
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Cataloging source
Nz
Dewey number
943
Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • maps
Index
index present
LC call number
DD89
LC item number
.O94 2011
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • bibliography
Series statement
Oxford handbooks in history
Target audience
specialized
Label
The Oxford handbook of modern German history, edited by Helmut Walser Smith
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
http://library.link/vocab/branchCode
  • net
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Ann Goldberg
  • States, people, and nation, 1760-1860:
  • International conflict, war, and the making of modern Germany, 1740-1815
  • Ute Planert.
  • Cosmopolitanism and the German enlightenment
  • Franz Leander Fillafer and Jürgen Osterhammel.
  • The Atlantic revolutions in the German lands, 1776-1849
  • Jonathan Sperber.
  • The end of the economic old order : the great transition, 1750-1860
  • James M. Brophy.
  • Introduction
  • Escaping Malthus : population explosion and human movement, 1760-1884
  • Ernest Benz.
  • Protestants, Catholics, and Jews, 1760-1871 : enlightenment, emancipation, new forms of piety
  • George S. Williamson.
  • The formation of German nationalism, 1740-1850
  • Christian Jansen.
  • German literature and thought from 1810-1890
  • Ritchie Robertson
  • Germany : the nation state:
  • Nation state, conflict resolution, and culture war, 1850-1878
  • Helmut Walser Smith
  • Siegfried Weichlein.
  • Authoritarian state, dynamic society, failed imperialist power, 1878-1914
  • Helmut Walser Smith.
  • The great transformation : German economy and society, 1850-1914
  • Cornelius Torp.
  • Race and world politics : Germany in the age of imperialism, 1878-1914
  • Andrew Zimmerman.
  • Germany 1914-1918 : total war as a catalyst of change
  • Benjamin Ziemann.
  • The German national economy in an era of crisis and war, 1917-1945
  • History:
  • Adam Tooze.
  • Dictatorship and democracy, 1918-1939
  • Thomas Mergel.
  • Piety, power, and powerlessness : religion and religious groups in Germany, 1870-1945
  • Rebekka Habermas.
  • The place of German modernism
  • Stephen D. Dowden and Meike G. Werner.
  • Nationalism in the era of the nation state, 1870-1945
  • Pieter M. Judson.
  • Todesraum : war, peace, and the experience of mass death, 1914-1945
  • Origins of modern Germany
  • Thomas Kühne.
  • The three horseman of the Holocaust : anti-Semitism, East European empire, Aryan folk community
  • William W. Hagen.
  • On the move : mobility, migration, and nation, 1880-1948
  • Sebastian Conrad and Philipp Ther
  • Germany 1945-1989:
  • Germany is no more : defeat, occupation, and the postwar order
  • Stefan-Ludwig Hoffmann.
  • Democracy and dictatorship in the Cold War : the two Germanies, 1949-1961
  • Andrew I. Port.
  • Robert von Friedeburg.
  • Generations : the "revolutions" of the 1960s
  • Uta G. Poiger.
  • Industrialization, mass consumption, post-industrial society
  • Donna Harsch.
  • Religion and the search for meaning, 1945-1990
  • Benjamin Ziemann.
  • Culture in the shadow of trauma?
  • Lutz Koepnick.
  • The two German states in the international world
  • Andreas W. Daum
  • Senses of place
  • Contemporary Germany:
  • Annus mirabilis : 1989 and German unification
  • David F. Patton.
  • Germany and European integration since 1945
  • Kiran Klaus Patel.
  • Toward a multicultural society?
  • William A. Barbieri, Jr
  • Celia Applegate.
  • Women and men : 1760-1960
Control code
ocn838126815
Extent
1 online resource (xvii, 863 pages)
Form of item
online
Isbn
9780191617454
Lccn
2011284869
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
c
Other physical details
illustrations, maps
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.b2769155x
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
  • (OCoLC)838126815
  • oho0191617458
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