Spectator-Briefe und Berliner Briefe (1919-1922)

In a series of 56 “letters” written between February 1919 and November 1922, Ernst Troeltsch commented extensively on the events of the day. He critically observed revolution, civil war, and the new order in Germany emerging from the terms of world politics and the Versailles peace treaty. Troeltsch was committed to offering the middle class a worldly perspective that would breathe life into the democracy of the Weimar Republic.

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Spectator-Briefe und Berliner Briefe (1919-1922)

In a series of 56 “letters” written between February 1919 and November 1922, Ernst Troeltsch commented extensively on the events of the day. He critically observed revolution, civil war, and the new order in Germany emerging from the terms of world politics and the Versailles peace treaty. Troeltsch was committed to offering the middle class a worldly perspective that would breathe life into the democracy of the Weimar Republic.

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Spectator-Briefe und Berliner Briefe (1919-1922)

Spectator-Briefe und Berliner Briefe (1919-1922)

Spectator-Briefe und Berliner Briefe (1919-1922)

Spectator-Briefe und Berliner Briefe (1919-1922)

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In a series of 56 “letters” written between February 1919 and November 1922, Ernst Troeltsch commented extensively on the events of the day. He critically observed revolution, civil war, and the new order in Germany emerging from the terms of world politics and the Versailles peace treaty. Troeltsch was committed to offering the middle class a worldly perspective that would breathe life into the democracy of the Weimar Republic.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9783110418408
Publisher: De Gruyter
Publication date: 04/24/2015
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 739
File size: 3 MB
Age Range: 18 Years
Language: German

About the Author

Gangolf Hübinger and Nikolai Wehrs, European University Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder), Germany.

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