The First World War and the ‘transitivity’ state of the German society in the Weimar Republic: political appraisal of ‘conservative revolution’ at the present.

Artamoshin, Sergey

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The First World War and the ‘transitivity’ state of the German society in the Weimar Republic: political appraisal of ‘conservative revolution’ at the present.

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S207987840000374-0-1

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Volume 3 Issue 3 (11)

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The article deals with the politico-ideological influence of the German conservative idea, knowing as ‘conservative revolution’, on the political changes of the German society generated by The First World War. It is the analysis of World War experience that stands in the centre of our attention.

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‘conservative revolution’, Weimar Republic, the ‘transitivity’ state of the German society

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05.03.2012

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31.05.2012

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GOST	Artamoshin S. The First World War and the ‘transitivity’ state of the German society in the Weimar Republic: political appraisal of ‘conservative revolution’ at the present. // ISTORIYA. – 2012. – V. 3. – Issue 3 (11). URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000374-0-1/
MLA	Artamoshin, Sergey "The First World War and the ‘transitivity’ state of the German society in the Weimar Republic: political appraisal of ‘conservative revolution’ at the present.." ISTORIYA. 3.3 (11) (2012).
APA	Artamoshin S. (2012). The First World War and the ‘transitivity’ state of the German society in the Weimar Republic: political appraisal of ‘conservative revolution’ at the present.. ISTORIYA. vol. 3, no. 3 (11)