German Nationalism: the Tragedy of a People

By Louis L. Snyder

Stackpole, 1952, 321 pp.

A study, in intellectual history, of "extremist thinking" in the development of German nationalism since Turnvater Jahn. Many of the criticisms, while appropriate, are reasonably familiar.

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