22 the treatment of Domestic issues including the role of the army and treatment of minorities Germany’s minorities; – the extent to which the new Germany was made and subsequently dominated by Prussia to which it was hence ‘extent’ genuinely united; Wilhelmine Germany and the growth of Nationalism 1884–1914 22 the role of Prussia in the development of Continuing dominance of Prussia Germany; the extent to which the new Germany was made and subsequently dominated by Prussia to which it was hence ‘extent’ genuinely united. 23 mass nationalism and its appeal in the 19th Growth of nationalist associations, including Pan-German League. and early 20th centuries; radical nationalism; Pan-Germanism. 23 Wilhelmine Germany and the growth of Development in Foreign policy 1890-1914 and the causes of World War One – Nationalism 1884–1914 including responsibility of the Kaiser and his government for the First World War 23 the impact of the First World War and Economic modernisation and gearing towards war economy defeat the effect of economic change on nationalism and national unity. Wilhelmine Germany and the growth of Nationalism 1884–1914 24 the impact of the First World War and Germany at War brief overview – defeat wars as a unifying or divisive influence; 24 the impact of the First World War and Domestic impact of war defeat wars as a unifying or divisive influence;
22 the treatment of Germany’s minorities; the extent to which the new Germany was made and subsequently dominated by Prussia hence ‘extent’ to which it was genuinely united; Wilhelmine Germany and the growth of Nationalism 1884–1914 Domestic issues – including the role of the army and treatment of minorities 22 the role of Prussia in the development of Germany; the extent to which the new Germany was made and subsequently dominated by Prussia hence ‘extent’ to which it was genuinely united. Continuing dominance of Prussia 23 mass nationalism and its appeal in the 19th and early 20th centuries; radical nationalism; Pan-Germanism. Growth of nationalist associations, including Pan-German League. 23 Wilhelmine Germany and the growth of Nationalism 1884–1914 Development in Foreign policy – 1890-1914 and the causes of World War One including responsibility of the Kaiser and his government for the First World War 23 the impact of the First World War and defeat the effect of economic change on nationalism and national unity. Wilhelmine Germany and the growth of Nationalism 1884–1914 Economic modernisation and gearing towards war economy 24 the impact of the First World War and defeat wars as a unifying or divisive influence; Germany at War – brief overview 24 the impact of the First World War and defeat wars as a unifying or divisive influence; Domestic impact of war
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