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The Conservative Revolution in the Weimar Republic
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The Conservative Revolution and the Conservative Dilemma
1996Early studies of the Conservative Revolution have been criticised for failing to give an adequate account of the sociological background to the anti-democratic thought they portray.1 If the historian does not examine the socioeconomic roots of ideology, it is rightly argued, then the interests served by that ideology remain unclear.2 As long ago as ...
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Packaging the conservative revolution
Social Epistemology, 1988‘Packaging the Conservative Revolution’ assesses the role of conservative think‐tanks, particularly the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the Heritage Foundation, in engineering conservative prominence in national affairs. While AEI and Heritage have been particularly effective in promoting conservatism to legislators and the public, serious ...
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Abstract The troubles at army camps in the Deep South in 1943 profoundly shaped how the US military approached the issue of training and utilizing Black soldiers for the remainder of the war. The US military took increasingly bolder steps to enforce the army’s official policy of nondiscrimination toward Black soldiers.
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Ernst Barlach and the Conservative Revolution
German Studies Review, 2013This article examines the relationship between the artist Ernst Barlach and the so-called conservative revolution, an overlooked aspect of his life and career. Of particular interest are Barlach’s friendship with Arthur Moeller van den Bruck, an antiacademic and antibourgeois writer who became a leading political thinker on the right, and an ...
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Between a Conservative Revolution and Bolshevism
Russian Studies in Literature, 2017Rykov’s article investigates the works of Nikolai Punin, a major figure in the Russian avant-garde and a theoretician of art and literature, in the context of the culture of late Stalinism.
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The Liberal Revolution and the Conservative “Regeneration”
2020What changes did independence bring? Independence had torn through Spanish America like a great storm, in the telling metaphor of John Lynch, “sweeping away the lines of attachment to Spain and the fabric of colonial government, but leaving intact the deeply rooted bases of...
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The Brabant Revolution: A Conservative Revolt in a Backward Country?
1970This chapter explains the repeated reference to the French Revolution. Comparison with the patriotic movement in the Northern Netherlands and with the Liege Revolution might also cast a good deal of light, indirectly, on the specific nature of the revolt in the Austrian Netherlands.
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