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Germany and the Revolution (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Goerres, Joseph Von

 
9781334461347: Germany and the Revolution (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

This book, an assembly of observations from notable German figures of the time, analyzes Germany's collective state of being during the years following the Congress of Vienna and the Holy Alliance. The author posits that while the Congress was designed to permanently establish peace in Europe through a "union of interests and mutual relation of duties," peace did not come as promised. Instead, Germany found herself facing internal and external issues of political division and territorial occupation. The writer explores these contradictions, arguing that they were brought about by a failure to fully consider the political needs of the German people and the consequences of imposed leadership. The writer also explores the resulting social unrest, the rise of secret societies, and the challenges of establishing lasting peace. This book will appeal to those interested in German history and political struggles of the 1800s.

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