Volume 5 of the General History of Germany: the Age of Crisis (1918-1945)
by Zheng Yinda Meng Zhongjie Chen Congyang Chen Yang Deng Baihua
About This Novel
This book is the fifth volume of the general history of Germany. Mainly describes the history of Nazi Germany. The whole book is divided into two parts and seven chapters. The first part is about the Weimar Republic period, divided into 3 chapters, introducing the establishment and consolidation of the Weimar Republic, the development process, crisis and collapse of the Weimar regime. The second part is about the period of Nazi Germany, with a total of 4 chapters, introducing the establishment and operation of the Nazi political system, the Nazi's economic and social policies, and the resistance to Nazi rule.
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Civil strife is a very scary thing, because during civil strife, you are easily invaded by other countries, because your country is at its weakest at that time.
Although the former German Empire wanted to revolutionize, it was too late. The people had already started their own revolution. You must know that the one who wins the hearts of the people will win the world. As a king, you must know what the people want.
No matter which country you are in, if you want to achieve better development, sometimes revolution is a good way. Taking the essence and discarding the dross is the right approach.
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Official(3)Scraped 1mo ago
Civil strife is a very scary thing, because during civil strife, you are easily invaded by other countries, because your country is at its weakest at that time.
Although the former German Empire wanted to revolutionize, it was too late. The people had already started their own revolution. You must know that the one who wins the hearts of the people will win the world. As a king, you must know what the people want.
No matter which country you are in, if you want to achieve better development, sometimes revolution is a good way. Taking the essence and discarding the dross is the right approach.
