Germany and the approach of war in 1914

Volker R. Berghahn

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History and International Relations World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact Central European national history

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The crisis of the Prusso-German political system Tirpitz's grand design the Anglo-German naval arms race from Buelow to Bathmann Hollweg the critical year of 1911 the reorientation of German armaments policy retreat to the European continent the paralysis of the monarchy at home towards a military solution the July crisis of 1914.

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