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Erich von Manstein Explains the German Defeat (Retrospective Account, 1955)
in: Germanness

Michael Naumann, “Neither Answers nor Consolation” (May 4, 2005)
in: Germanness

Adriana Altaras: “Suddenly There Was So Much Room in the Public Swimming Pools”: A Jewish German and Her Mother-in-Law (2011)
in: Germanness

Chancellor Angela’s Germany (2017)
in: Germanness

A Critical Interpretation of a “Love Song” to Germany (2003)
in: Germanness

An Ironic and Satirical Take on Germanness (2001)
in: Germanness

Wilhelm von Humboldt, “Comparative Anthropology” (1795)
in: Germanness

Sophie von La Roche, Travels through Switzerland, France, and England (1784–85)
in: Germanness

Peasant Chronicle from the Thirty Years War (1636–1638/39)
in: Germanness

Sophie von La Roche, Pomona. Zeitschrift für Teutschlands Töchter [Pomona. Magazine for Germany’s Daughters] (1783)
in: Germanness

The Boundaries of Gender in Travel: Andreas Pinxner, Die hitzige Indianerin [The Fiery East Indian Woman] (1701)
in: Germanness

Ethnographic Perspective: Georg Forster, A Voyage Round the World (1777)
in: Germanness

Joachim Heinrich Campe, “Fatherly Advice to My Daughter” (1789)
in: Germanness

German Heroes: Heinrich Pantaleon, The True Heroes of the German Nation (1567–70)
in: Germanness

The “Germania” of Tacitus as received by German Humanists: Johann Eberlin von Günzburg, Ein zamengelesen buochlin von der teutschen Nation [A Collected Booklet about the German Nation](1526)
in: Germanness

Johann Heinrich Zedler, “Germany’s Borders” (1745)
in: Germanness

The Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation as a Monstrosity: Samuel Pufendorf, The Constitution of the German Empire (1667)
in: Germanness

Martin Luther, Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation regarding the Reformation of the Christian Estate (1520)
in: Germanness

The Witch Hunts and Their Critics: Friedrich von Spee (1632)
in: Germanness

Paul Bräunlich, Report on the Progress of the “Away from Rome” Movement (1899)
in: Germanness

The Protestant “German Nation”: Ulrich von Hutten (1520–21)
in: Germanness

Creating a Biography for Dürer: Heinrich Arend, Memorial to the Honor of One of the Most Refined Artists of his Own and All Subsequent Times, Albrecht Dürer (1728)
in: Germanness

Ordering German Artists: Joachim von Sandrart, Teutsche Akademie (1675)
in: Germanness

German Bodies in Foreign Climes: Felix Fabri, Wanderings (1486)
in: Germanness

Excessive Splendor, Too Much Eating and Drinking: Martin Luther’s Table Talk (after 1537)
in: Germanness