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100 years after the First World War which laid the grounds for the Second World War after Germany's defeat and the flawed Treaty of Versailles, the beginnings of that conflict can be seen in Kiel. It was here that the Kaiser pursued his effort to match the British Navy's naval supremacy at the turn of the twentieth century.
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Goll is a German who lived through Weimar, the Nazis, and the Cold War. He is a prolific diarist, and records each day what he sees in the Germany of his time. He describes the human condition in his description in 1921 of a couple moving a push cart through the snow. Of man stumbling in his way from mistake to mistake and groping desperately for a good path.
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Militarism and Humiliation Cast Shadow on Germany
New York Times 06/26/2014
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Germany's plan to send 400 soldiers to Turkey and Patriot missiles is approved by the German parliament in Jan 2013, including $13 billion in arms exports.
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NATO Completes Plans for ‘Spearhead’ Force
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Winston Churchill, as Colonial secretary, and the borders set for the new nations that were created out of the collapsed Ottoman Empire- Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon.
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Militarism and Humiliation Cast Shadow on Germany
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Militarism and Humiliation Cast Shadow on Germany
New York Times 06/26/2014
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