Pan-Germany
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Authors:
- Chéradame, André
1871 - 1948
About this book
In the early 20th century, as Europe teetered on the brink of World War I, the ambitions of a united Germany threatened to reshape the continent's political landscape. In "Pan-Germany: The Disease and Cure," author André Chéradame meticulously examines the concept of a Pan-Germanic empire, warning against its implications for global stability and individual freedoms. He delves into the dangers of militarism and expansionism, arguing that such ideologies undermine the very essence of liberty. This political treatise is essential reading for historians and civic activists alike, offering critical insights into the roots of conflict and the importance of safeguarding democratic values. Engage with Chéradame’s compelling arguments to understand the stakes of nationalism in an interconnected world.
