The graphic below outlines some of the key factors leading to increased nationalism in Germany from 1815-1850.

right-wing nationalism, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Donald Trump’s return to the White House all challenge the notion of what Europe is and should stand for. Friedrich Merz, the expected next ...

Prussia's development as a successful, modern industrial state gave hope to German nationalists. Economically, unification through the Zollverein economic alliance of 1834 had been a success.

the AfD shifted towards nationalism and strict immigration policies with Weidel at the forefront. Weidel capitalised on voter frustration, particularly in the former East Germany, by opposing ...

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Goebbels deemed it unpatriotic because of its view of the senseless and oppressive nature of war, which criticized rampant "blind nationalism" in Germany. But how did this nationalism arise?

Analyzes the intellectual evolution of Hans Kohn, pioneer of nationalism studies ... he looks at sources in German, Hebrew, and English, and the work is supported by a close reading of Kohn's prolific ...