The German Idea of Militarism: Radical and Socialist Critics 1866-1914
Antulio J. Echevarria, Nicholas Stargardt
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Antulio J. Echevarria, Nicholas Stargardt
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Introduction Part I. The Anti-Militarist Tradition: 1. The Reich, democracy and cheap government 2. National interest and national defence 3. Karl Kautsky's theory of militarism Part II. The New Militarism: 4. Karl Liebknecht and the end of democratic anti-militarism 5. The economics of armament 6. The turn to pacifism, 1907-14 Conclusion.
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Introduction Part I. The Anti-Militarist Tradition: 1. The Reich, democracy and cheap government 2. National interest and national defence 3. Karl Kautsky's theory of militarism Part II. The New Militarism: 4. Karl Liebknecht and the end of democratic anti-militarism 5. The economics of armament 6. The turn to pacifism, 1907-14 Conclusion.
Key concepts: Militarism, Democracy, German, Political science, Government (linguistics), Economic history, Nazism, German government