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Journal Article
“The policy of social democracy is self-consciously internationalist”: The German Social Democratic Party’s Internationalism after 1945
2014
Overview
Imlay argues that during the first fifteen years or so after the war German socialists understood internationalism above all in terms of socialist internationalism, and socialist internationalism in terms of membership in an international socialist community. Three related aspects of the Social Democratic Party's (SPD's) socialist internationalism are noteworthy. The first concerns identity, party members defined themselves as both German and international socialists. Although relations between the two aspects of this dual identity were not always easy, the SPD's internationalism entailed the belief that German and non-German socialists were bound together by mutual rights and responsibilities.
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University of Chicago Press,University of Chicago, acting through its Press
