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The Castle of Balga in Natangen, East Prussia
Journal of the British Archeological Association, 1935W Douglas Simpson
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boundary 2, 1991
At a number of points in his excellent paper, Chalmers Johnson has drawn our attention to the interest in comparing the historical experiences of Japan and Germany. I would like to take this further and look not only at a broad set of similarities but also at some significant contrasts.
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At a number of points in his excellent paper, Chalmers Johnson has drawn our attention to the interest in comparing the historical experiences of Japan and Germany. I would like to take this further and look not only at a broad set of similarities but also at some significant contrasts.
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THE TROTSKYISTS IN EAST PRUSSIA: “HISTORY IN SHARDS”
Vestnik of Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Series Humanities and social science, 2022Based on little-known and unpublished sources from the “Trotsky Archive” at the Harvard University’s Hogton Library, the German Federal Archives (Berlin) and the Russian State Archive of Social and Political History (Moscow), the article for the first time reconstructs the history of the United Left Opposition groups of the German Communist Party ...
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East Prussia and the Revolution of 1848
Central European History, 1980BecauseGerman historiography long derided 1848 as “das tolle Jahr,” studies of the impact of this crucial period on Prussia's eastern provinces have been relatively scanty. Professional historians, as well as the amateurs and antiquarians who wrote local history, preferred to treat revered and glamorous epochs like the Reformation, the deeds of the ...
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Post-Mortem on Prussia: The East German Position
Central European History, 1971In the East German Marxist-Leninist analysis of German history the role of Prussia, of the Prussian state and the Junkers, of Prussian militarism and agrarianism have received a great deal of attention. Since they are regarded as major causes of the catastrophes that subsequently befell Germany, this concern is of course not surprising. Moreover, class
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Landschaften as Credit Purveyors—The Example of East Prussia
The Journal of Economic History, 2015Landschaften were cooperative mortgage associations that emerged in Prussia after the Seven Years War (1756–1763) to support the Prussian landed nobility. Landschaften issued covered mortgage bonds, called Pfandbriefe, which helped re-capitalize the Prussian estates. Relying on mortgage data for 554 estates, this article provides a detailed look at one
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The First Frontgau: East Prussia, July 1944
War in History, 2006The Red Army’s advance towards the frontiers of East Prussia in the summer of 1944 raised the spectre of the war coming home to Germany. Panic spread throughout the Reich as Germans contemplated the province’s likely fate. However, through a combination of coercion and rhetoric, which appealed to the patriotic instincts of East Prussians, the party ...
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On the loss of Lithuanian in former East Prussia
This article discusses the history of the Lithuanian language as spoken (and written) in the territories of former East Prussia and its recent decline. At the present time, this language has practically disappeared from the region (i.e. today’s Kaliningrad Oblast) even though it successfully coexisted with other languages there for many centuries ...openaire +2 more sources