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2014
This contribution will pursue the question as to how the geo-political and ethnic tension between the German, Baltic and Russian cultures was dealt with in the scarcely researched German-Baltic literature of the 19th century. Attention will be drawn primarily to the way in which the literature on the one hand reflects the idea of the Baltic-German as a
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This contribution will pursue the question as to how the geo-political and ethnic tension between the German, Baltic and Russian cultures was dealt with in the scarcely researched German-Baltic literature of the 19th century. Attention will be drawn primarily to the way in which the literature on the one hand reflects the idea of the Baltic-German as a
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Journal of Baltic Studies, 2016
ABSTRACTThe aim of this special issue is to explore whether the term “National Indifference” can be applied to the Baltic region, and in particular to the Baltic Germans. In the second half of the nineteenth century and during World War I, their rootedness in German culture and language brought them into conflict with national perceptions of ...
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ABSTRACTThe aim of this special issue is to explore whether the term “National Indifference” can be applied to the Baltic region, and in particular to the Baltic Germans. In the second half of the nineteenth century and during World War I, their rootedness in German culture and language brought them into conflict with national perceptions of ...
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A German view on the Baltic Sea region
2018For Germany and the other large BSR neighbors Poland an the Russian Federation Baltic Sea trade is of minor importance. The BSR is only one integration area — i.e. destination of its exports and origin of its imports — among a lot of peers being located in other directions of the compass rose.
Laaser, Claus-Friedrich, Schrader, Klaus
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Borrowing in the Baltic: Latvian, Estonian, and German
Journal of Baltic Studies, 1984openaire +1 more source
Serfdom as entanglement: narratives of a social phenomenon in Baltic history writing
Journal of Baltic Studies, 2020Linda Kaljundi
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Strange Baltic Liberalism: Paul Schiemann's Political Thought Revisited
Journal of Baltic Studies, 2009Ivars Ijabs
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