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HIST 1F90 Lecture : Lesson One, January 13, 2012. *extremely organized and vast amount of information*

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Brock University
Department
History
Course
HIST 1F90
Professor
Elizabeth Vlossak

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Germany as we know it today has not been around for very long. Throughout the years, germany has had many borders. 1871-1945: during this time, germany goes through quite a number of changes of what. Between 1949-1990, germany didn"t actually exist- two different states (west germany. During the cold war, world divided into 2 sides. By 1942, germany has extended its control over vast tracks of european territory. Hitler wants to reclaim territory that was lost in world war i, also wants to reclaim other. In 1933 (hitler comes into power) hitler"s germany or third empire territories he thinks is german. Created by the people for the people. Unified new germany -> fails (sets stage of future unification of germany) Modern germany history: a very brief overview: 1870: franco-prussian war. Go to war against france, bulgaria- all these states defeat france. All the german states recognize they are one after their victory over france, through military victories.

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What is the main ideas reflected in these sources?

  • a)

  • b) It was for all the members of the Cabinet relief. Never before had a declaration of war been welcomed with such satisfaction. France having done all that was incumbent upon her to maintain peace and war having nevertheless become inevitable, it was a hundred times better that we should not have been led, even by repeated violation of our frontiers, to declare it ourselves. It was indispensable that Germany, who was entirely responsible for the aggression, should be led into publicly confessing her intentions. If we had had to declare war ourselves, the Russian alliance would have been contested, national unanimity would have been smashed, it would probably have meant Italy would have been forced by the clauses of the Triple Alliance to side against us.
  • c) "I am not a man who believes that we Germans bled and conquered thirty years ago...in order to be pushed to one side when great international decisions call to be made. If that were to happen, the place of Germany as a world power would be gone for ever, and I am not prepared to let that happen. It is my duty and privilege to employ to this end without hesitation the most appropriate and, if need be, the sharper methods."