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2014
Overview
When the German Empire (or Kaiserreich) was proclaimed on January 18, 1871, in Versailles’s Hall of Mirrors following the victorious end of the Franco-Prussian War, socialists played only a very small role in German politics. An organized workers’ movement had existed in the German lands for more than a decade, but its origins lay more in the liberal than in the socialist tradition. The fledgling socialist movement in the united German state had deeply alienated itself from the empire’s supporters, including liberal nationalists and the chancellor, Otto von Bismarck (who had orchestrated the wars culminating in German unification) by publicly
Publisher
Cornell University Press
ISBN
9781609091538, 1609091531
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