The Moral Conquest of Germany
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In July 1932 they turned back again to the Junkers the power thus gained even before Hitler's chancellorship, in the interregnum of the so-called Herrenfylub. And in fact the responsibility of the Socialists for the downfall of the republic dates back to the last two years of the Weimar regime. Under Bruening the Socialist bloc voted for govern- ment appropriations together with the Nazis, thereby deciding parlia- mentary results. And in 1933 the German trade unions "co-ordinated. " For the Kin...g of Prussia three army officers gave their lives; no worker gave his life for the German republic. A number of Socialist cabinet ministers and high officials left their desks "under protest" when an army putsch kicked them out. One of them, then president of the police force, demonstrated his mental quality later by writing in his memoirs, "So I was sitting at my desk, waiting for further de- velopments. " The workers in Berlin and elsewhere in the country were willing to fight, but they were deserted by their leaders and that desertion com- pares well with the flight of the Kaiser in 1918.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In July 1932 they turned back again to the Junkers the power thus gained even before Hitler's chancellorship, in the interregnum of the so-called Herrenfylub. And in fact the responsibility of the Socialists for the downfall of the republic dates back to the last two years of the Weimar regime. Under Bruening the Socialist bloc voted for govern- ment appropriations together with the Nazis, thereby deciding parlia- mentary results. And in 1933 the German trade unions "co-ordinated. " For the Kin...g of Prussia three army officers gave their lives; no worker gave his life for the German republic. A number of Socialist cabinet ministers and high officials left their desks "under protest" when an army putsch kicked them out. One of them, then president of the police force, demonstrated his mental quality later by writing in his memoirs, "So I was sitting at my desk, waiting for further de- velopments. " The workers in Berlin and elsewhere in the country were willing to fight, but they were deserted by their leaders and that desertion com- pares well with the flight of the Kaiser in 1918.
What to read after The Moral Conquest of Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Ludwig to read onlineMoreLess
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