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Emilie von Berlepsch Demands Intellectual and Emotional Independence for Women (1791)
in: Germanness

The Decline of the German Language: How Can We Save Our Classic Writers? (1897)
in: Germanness

Language Politics in Schools in German Southwest Africa (1911)
in: Germanness

A German “Picnic in the Forest” as a Civilizing Influence on American Culture (1896)
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Bismarck’s Speech to the Prussian House of Deputies on the “Polish Question” (January 28, 1886)
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The Reaction of the Austrian Liberal Press to Bismarck’s Policies (1886)
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Reichstag Speech by Dr. Ludwik von Jazdzewski (January 15, 1886)
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Reichstag Speech by Wilhelm Liebknecht (January 15, 1886)
in: Germanness

August Julius Langbehn, Rembrandt as Educator: “German vs. Jewish” (1890)
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“Made in Germany” was Made in Britain (1887)
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Article from the Austrian Patent Office Journal (1902)
in: Germanness

Hans-Jürgen Massaquoi’s Childhood (1999)
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Account by a Hofgänger in Mecklenburg (1896)
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W. E. B. Dubois: Remembrance of His Berlin Years (1892–94)
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Bernhard Dernburg on his Impressions of German East Africa (1908)
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Alfred Döblin on Germans, Poles, and Jews in Lodz (1926)
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Ignatz Bubis Reflects on His Liberation in 1945 (1995)
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Henryk M. Broder on Heimat (1999)
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Dr. Oskar Cohn, SPD member of the Reichstag, as a Counterfigure to the Imagined Persona of the “Artist-soldier” or “Artist-politician” (1917)
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Gustav Hochstetter Translates “Poets and Thinkers” as “Judges and Executioners” (1914)
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Polish Jews Encounter an “Ethnic German” (January 1942)
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An Anonymous Woman’s Description of the First Days of the Soviet Occupation of Berlin (Retrospective Account, 1950s)
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Recollections of an “Ethnic German” Girl in Litzmannstadt [Lodz] (Retrospective account, 2004)
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Julius Meyer: A Jewish German Compares his Experiences as a German Soldier in the First World War and as a Jew in the November Pogrom of 1938 (Retrospective Account)
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Lodz Ghetto Chronicle on the Arrival of German Jews from Hamburg (May 7, 1942)
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