Germany in the Age of Total War

Volker R. Berghahn, Martin Kitchen

1. Francis Carsten: Politics and History in Two Culture Volker R. Berghahn 2. The Topos of Inevitable War in Germany in the Decade before 1914 Wolfgang J. Mommsen 3. Walther Rathenau – Intellectual or Industrialist? James Joll 4. Poles, Czechoslovaks and the ‘Jewish Question’, 1914-1921: A Comparative Study Antony Polonsky and Michael Riff 5. War and the Appropriation of Nature George L. Mosse 6. Rapallo – Strategy in Preventive Diplomacy: New Sources and New Interpretations Hartmut Pogge von Strandmann 7. The ‘Baltic Problem’ in Weimar’s Ostpolitik, 1923-1932 John W. Hiden 8. Paramilitarism and Social Democracy: Theodor Körner and the Schutzbund Martin Kitchen 9. Democracy and the Power Vacuum: The Problem of the Party State during the Disintegration of the Weimar Republic Karl Dietrich Bracher 10. The Third Reich and the Problem of ‘Social Revolution’: German Officers and the SS Gunnar C. Boehnert 11. German Reactions to Military Defeat, 1945-1947: The British View Barbara Marshall 12. The ‘Missing Revolution’ in Industrial Societies: Comparative Reflections on a German Problem Richard Löwenthal . Appendix: F. L. Carsten’s Writings