'Hometown Hamburg' explores the role of institutionalized historical continuity in the collapse of urban democracy in the Weimar Republic.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Frank Domurad is an independent scholar in modern German history, who has also written extensively on public finance and governmental restructuring, evidence-based management, organizational development and change management, public safety, and terrorism and the protection of homeland security.
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Introduction: Continuity in History 1. The Peculiarity of German History: Handwerk versus Handicraft 2. Hamburg: A German Home Town? 3. In Search of Hamburg Handwerk: Figures and Forms 4. The Handicraft Occupational Estate in the Crisis of the Weimar Republic 5. A Constitution without Decision 6. From the Politics of Barter to a Volksgemeinschaft Conclusion: Continuity in History Revisited Bibliography Index.
Introduction: Continuity in History 1. The Peculiarity of German History: Handwerk versus Handicraft 2. Hamburg: A German Home Town? 3. In Search of Hamburg Handwerk: Figures and Forms 4. The Handicraft Occupational Estate in the Crisis of the Weimar Republic 5. A Constitution without Decision 6. From the Politics of Barter to a Volksgemeinschaft Conclusion: Continuity in History Revisited Bibliography Index.
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