Weimar Germany: Promise and Tragedy

Eric D. Weitz

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European history and politics German Literature and Culture Studies German legal, social, and political studies

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'Weimar Germany' explores the great political and cultural innovations in Germany after World War I. Germans forged democratic institutions and the country's great talents developed new forms of expression that reflected modern, mass society.

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