Pike in the pond with carps: to the question about levels of representation of power among Pan-Germans

Turygin, Alexander

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“Pike in the pond with carps”: to the question about levels of representation of power among Pan-Germans

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“Pike in the pond with carps”: to the question about levels of representation of power among Pan-Germans

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S207987840000716-6-1

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ORCID: 0000-0003-0758-6422

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Volume 5 Issue 3 (26)

Abstract

The article focuses on options and levels of integration of the German nation in the concepts of the Pan-German League. The Pan-German League is the political organization of the German radical nationalists. Its representatives took an active part in the political life of Germany in the late XIX — early XX century. Pan-Germans are called the “inventors of tradition” of German nationalism, which became relevant to the creators of the Third Reich.

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Pan-German League, nationalism, empire, political space, symbolism, communicative space

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27.06.2014

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05.09.2014

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GOST	Turygin A. “Pike in the pond with carps”: to the question about levels of representation of power among Pan-Germans // ISTORIYA. – 2014. – V. 5. – Issue 3 (26). URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000716-6-1/
MLA	Turygin, Alexander "“Pike in the pond with carps”: to the question about levels of representation of power among Pan-Germans." ISTORIYA. 5.3 (26) (2014).
APA	Turygin A. (2014). “Pike in the pond with carps”: to the question about levels of representation of power among Pan-Germans. ISTORIYA. vol. 5, no. 3 (26)