Reform, Reaction and Resistance: Studies in the History of German Conservatism from 1789 to 1945

Abstract

German conservatism reconsidered - old problems and new directions, L.E. Jones and J. Retallack the of revival - pietists, aristocrats and the state church in early 19th century Prussia, C. Clark conservatives and the social question in 19th century Prussia, H. Beck Victor Aime Huber and the emergence of social conservatism, W. Schwentker the court Camarilla and the of monarchical restoration in Prussia, D.E. Barclay between economic interests and radical nationalism - attempts to found a new right-wing party in imperial Germany, 1887-94, D. Stegman anti-semitism, agrarian mobilization and the Conservative Party - radicalism and containment in the founding of the Agrarian League, G. Vascik the road to Philippi - the Conservative Party and Bethmann Hollweg's politics of the diagonal, 1909-14, J. Retallack breakdown or breakthrough? conservatives and the November Revolution, P. Fritzsche conservatism, national socialism and the cultural crisis of the Weimar Republic, A.E. Steinweis government without parties - conserative plans for constitutional revision at the end of the Weimar Republic, H. Mommsen organized rural women and the conservative mobilization of the German countryside in the Weimar Republic, R. Bridenthal convergence on the right - agrarian elite radicalism and Nazi populism in Pomerania, 1928-33, S. Baranowski the conservative resistance to Hitler and the fall of the Weimar Republic, 1932-34, T.S. Hamerow the limits of collaboration - Edgar Jung, Herbert von Bose and the origins of the conservative resistance to Hitler, 1933-34, L.E. Jones.