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The Waffen-SS accepted non-Germans into its premier fighting force - it was a New Europe under Pan-German leadership not a nation-state.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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The coalition between the Christian Socialists and the Pan-German People's party was dissolved and the new chancellor, Engelbert Dollfuss, fellow of the Christian Socialists, turned toward the Social Democrats, offering them a coalition with his party.
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In the Foreign Policy Bulletin of 1937, her colleagues described her published thesis The Pan-German League as “a distinct contribution to diplomatic history.”
Mildred Wertheimer. 2009
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Hitler was a Pan-German just as Bin Laden and Nasser were Pan-Arabists seeking to sweep away the national frontiers which they view as an artificial imposition across blood lines.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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But of course had the Allies stood firm, I'm sure modern historians would nowadays be outraged at how a misunderstood Pan-German patriot was toppled from power for daring to stand up to Anglo-French imperalism.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009
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Pan-German data are set to be released Tuesday after the six states that report preliminary data do so.
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Pan-German data will be released Tuesday after all six states that report preliminary data do so.
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Socialist movement to form a Pan-German state with Germany, his abolition of the Constitution and of other political parties helped open the door for Hitler to march in.
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The Linz Program, drawn up by left-wing Liberals, sought to unify all German-speaking Austrian lands and helped foster the Pan-German movement in Austria.
1874 2001
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Although the Linz Program did not include anti-Semitic sentiments, the Pan-German movement soon became identified with anti-Semitism.
1874 2001
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