Confrontation and Cooperation

Germany and the United States in the Era of World War I, 19-1924

Inbunden, Engelska, 1993

Av Hans-Jurgen Schroder, Hans-Jürgen Schröder, Hans-Jurgen Schroder, Hans-Ja/rgen Schrader

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This volume represents a comprehensive analysis, by the best known experts in the field on both sides of the Atlantic, of how and why Germany and the United States found themselves at war against each other in 1917 and how the end of their confrontation in 1918/19 paved the way for an era of renewed cooperation. Perspectives offered go well beyond the diplomatic and military aspects of the German-American relationship and include cultural and economic questions.Germany and the United States of America: The Krefeld Historical Symposia

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Utgivningsdatum1993-04-22
Mått138 x 216 x 28 mm
Vikt792 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieKrefeld Historical Symposia Series
Antal sidor460
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN9780854967896

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The past is prologue - on the significance of 20th century American-German relations, H.-J. Schroder; from anglophobia to fragile rapprochement - Anglo-American relations in the early 20th century, E.C. Crapol; the United States and Germany in the world arena 1900-1917, R. Fiebig-von Hase; continentalism and "mitteleuropa" as points of departure for a comparison of American and German foreign relations in the early 20th century, R.E. Hannigan; the advantages of cooperation - German-American friendship as a fundamental principle of German "weltpolitik" and Theodore Roosevelt's big-stick diplomacy, R. Lammersdorf; inventing the enemy - German-American cultural relations 1900-1917, F. Trommler; the "kultur" club, E. Shore; promoting "Kaiser" and "Reich" - imperial German propaganda in the USA during World War I, R.R. Doerries; German imperial propaganda and the American homefront in World War I, J. Nagler; the war on German language and culture 1917-1925, P. Finkelman; American political culture in a time of crisis - mobilization in World War I, D.M. Kennedy; war economy and controlled economy - the discrediting of "socialism" during the First World War, G.D. Feldman; "zwangswirtschaft" and "socialism", N. Finzsch; the US, the German peril and a revolutionary world - the inconsistencies of World order and national self-determination, L.C. Gardner; the German challenge to the Monroe doctrine in Mexico, 1919, L. Garces; German economic war aims reconsidered - the American perspective, G. Soutou; German disappointment and anti-Western resentment, P. Kruger; imperialism and revolution - Wilsonian dilemmas, L.E. Ambrosius; German and American concepts to restore a liberal world trading after World War I, E. Glaser-Schmidt; origins of American stabilization policy - the financial dimensions, 1918-1924, S.A. Schuker; trade, debts and reparations - economic concepts and political constraints, M. Berg; the limits of American stabilization policy in Europe, M. Behnen; public lecture - 1917 reconsidered, E. Angermann.