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Berliner Verlag/Archiv/Picture-Alliance/DPA/AP The Kaiser and His People
The German monarch embodied “a new idealism,” exalting hard work and good government, according to this report by a German-born historian at Harvard.
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Goethe: The History of a Man
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A German Voice of Hope
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Intellectual Currents in Contemporary Germany
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The Future of Germany
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The True Germany
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German Literature and the American Temper
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AP The Kaiser and His People
“After centuries of national weakness and obscurity, the German could at last feel again that he was part of a great and progressive empire.”
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The Study of National Culture
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German Ideals of to-Day
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The Schiller Anniversary: Schiller's Message to Modern Life
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Goethe's Message to America
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Bismarck as a National Type
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The New Storm and Stress in Germany
“The ideals of the inner life are once more beginning to assert themselves, and it is clear that there is going to be once more a German literature.”
