Titlebook: Neudeutschland, German Catholic Students 1919–1939; Ronald Warloski Book 1970 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1970 1919-1939.Deut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-0781-31919-1939; Deutschland; Neudeutschland; german catholic students

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Conclusion,ry in Germany, and the area of German history. This is necessary because of the existence in Germany of an attempt made by Catholics to create an explicitly Catholic society in Germany, an attempt which was made within the framework of the larger unit, German society, an attempt which had as its goal the capture of the larger structure.

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,Schism and Rupture, 1922–1924,od should not be surprised to find internal developments of a disruptive nature. New political parties and creeds — many of which were extreme — assassinations of political figures, violent oratory, messianism rampant among all sectors of the population — this was the fare of existence within Germany in those years.

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,A Period of Calm, 1925–1929,d the occupation of the left-bank of the Rhine by Allied troops was glossed over, reparations consciously agitated only a small minority. The concerted impact of all of these was blunted; they were pressed into the background within Germany. The primary fact in Germany was the surge of prosperity.

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The Initial Reaction to the Nazi State,ant that the Bund no longer remained the master of its own fate. Bound by its moral and ethical norms, Neudeutschland was challenged by another system — or rather, a movement — that recognized no such bounds. Consequently, the Bund from 1933 onward became passive, reacting to a more active opponent.

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