The Germans and the East
| Titel: | The Germans and the East / ed. by Charles Ingrao ... |
|---|---|
| Beteiligt: | |
| Veröffentlicht: | West Lafayette, Ind. : Purdue Univ. Press, 2008 |
| Umfang: | 458 Seiten ; 23 cm |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
Central European studies |
| RVK-Notation: |
·
|
| ISBN: | 9781557534439 ; 1557534438 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
|
X
- Introduction
- p. 1
- I
- The Middle Ages
- p. 9
- Before Colonization: Christendom at the Slav Frontier and Pagan Resistance
- p. 17
- Medieval Colonization in East Central Europe
- p. 27
- The Most Unique Crusader State: The Teutonic Order in the Development of the Political Culture of Northeastern Europe during the Middle Ages
- p. 37
- An Amicable Enmity: Some Peculiarities in Teutonic-Balt Relations in the Chronicles of the Baltic Crusades
- p. 49
- II
- The Early Modern Period
- p. 59
- Absolutism and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Central and Eastern Europe
- p. 64
- German Writers, Power and Collapse: The Emergence of Polenliteratur in Eighteenth-Century Germany
- p. 78
- German Colonization in the Banat and Transylvania in the Eighteenth Century
- p. 89
- III
- The Long Nineteenth Century
- p. 105
- Changing Meanings of "German" in Habsburg Central Europe
- p. 109
- Controversies on German Cultural Orientation in the "Croatian National Renewal": German Language and Culture in Croatian Everyday Life, 1835-1848
- p. 129
- "Germans" in the Habsburg Empire: Language', Imperial Ideology, National Identity, and Assimilation
- p. 147
- IV
- The Age of Total War
- p. 191
- Part 1
- German Aims in World War I
- German Military Occupation and Culture on the Eastern Front in World War I
- p. 201
- Comrades, Enemies, Vicims: The Prussian/German Army and the Ostvolker
- p. 209
- Part 2
- The Successor States and Their German Minorities
- From "verloren gehen" to "verloren bleiben": Changing German Discourses on Nation and Nationalism in Poznania
- p. 226
- The National State and the Territorial Parish in Interwar Poland
- p. 241
- Interwar Poland and the Problem of Polish-speaking Germans
- p. 257
- The Birth of a Sudeten German Nobility, 1918-1938
- p. 270
- Part 3
- Nazi Germany and the War in the East
- Askaris in the "Wild East": The Deployment of Auxiliaries and the Implementation of Nazi Racial Policy in Lublin District
- p. 277
- A Blind Eye and Dirty Hands: The Wehrmacht's Crimes in the East, 1941-1945
- p. 310
- Nazi Foreign Policy towards Southeastern Europe, 1933-1945
- p. 328
- The Second World War and Its Aftermath: Ethnic German Communities in the East
- p. 347
- V
- The Era of European Integration
- p. 362
- Austrian and Czech Historical Memory of World War II, National Identity, and European Integration
- p. 370
- Austro-Czechoslovak Relations and the Expulsion of the Germans
- p. 389
- West Germany and the Lost German East: Two Narratives
- p. 402
- Conclusion: The "Germans and the East": Back to Normality-But What Is Normal?
- p. 421
- Contributors
- p. 439
- Index
- p. 443
