After Hitler: recivilizing Germans, 1945-1995

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German History and Society European history and politics German legal, social, and political studies

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PREFACE INTRODUCTION: RUPTURE OF CIVILIZATION PART I: FORCED REORIENTATION 1. Renouncing War 2. Questioning the Nation 3. Rejecting the Plan PRECONDITIONS OF FREEDOM PART II: CONTRADICTORY MODERNIZATION 4. Embracing the West 5. Arriving at Democracy 6. Protesting Authority PARADOXES OF MODERNITY PART III: CHALLENGES OF CIVIL SOCIETY 7. Abandoning Socialism 8. Searching for Normalcy 9. Fearing Foreignness IMPLICATIONS OF UPHEAVAL CONCLUSION: CONTOURS OF THE BERLIN REPUBLIC INDEX

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