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Stable Democracy and its arrival in germany
... Democracy in germany/1 The arrival of Stable Democracy in germany by Author Name Name of the class Name of the professor Name of the school/university City where school/university is located Date Democracy in germany/2 Stable Democracy and its arrival in germany Democracy is the most popular form of government in existence today.... However, once the process reached its logical Democracy in germany/4 conclusion, a state of democracy where these very middle classes held the reins of power, the revolutionary fervor of this class of people quickly died out....
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This paper ''The Arrival of Stable Democracy in germany'' tells us that democracy is the most popular form of government in existence today.... Followed by most nations across the world, the concept of democracy has been widely accepted as the form of government that allows political freedom to the maximum number of people in a country.... Stable democracy has been often defined as one that can endure over a large period.... Some commentators put this at twenty-five years while others prescribe other amounts of time to qualify a democracy as a stable one....
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In the paper 'A History of German' the author analyzes the history of germany in 1930s, which was hit hard by the great depression which caused unemployment and the people lost confidence in the Government.... The Nazi of germany led by Adolf Hitler restored the economic prosperity.... Past events that occurred in Germany have affected the current political and economic status of germany.... The Nazi of germany led by Adolf Hitler restored the economic prosperity and ended the mass unemployment using the military and suppressing labor unions and strikes....
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The paper "Political Life in germany in1871-1933" reflects the nature of German society, its political life, and situations of that time.... Political Life in germany between 1971 and 1933The German economy was modernized by the industrial revolution, which resulted in the expansion and development of cities alongside the rise of the socialist movement.... This is the result of the German empire revolution, with Weimar republic coming to power and unstable democracy being rapid in parliament....
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The post-war economy created a growing middle-class in West germany, while East germany experienced economic difficulties (Fulbrook, 199, p.... The paper 'The 1968 Student Movement in germany - Causes, Nature, and Effects on germany and the World' is a pathetic example of the history case study.... The post-war economy created a growing middle-class in West germany, while East germany experienced economic difficulties (Fulbrook, 199, p....
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East germany under the Communists suppressed any Christian movement but in 'West germany, Christian Democracy is the party of conservative Chancellor Konrad Adenauer but is still favored by the Christian Socialism of the Catholic Labor movement.... The discussion "Are Conservative and Christian Democratic Parties Still Different" seeks to answer the question: Can we say that it is a democracy where the basic structure is formed of Christian principles and the entire polity adheres to the basic principles regardless of the form of Christianity practiced?...
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Nationalism is a significant factor that led to Nazism during the unification of germany.... This made most of the population fear the falling back of germany to the poverty they had experienced during the 19th century.... They believed that the Germans are the only ones that belong to the Aryan stock and they are the only one that was supposed to form the nation of germany.... Due to Hitler's high ambitions, the world powers allowed a lot of Hitler's actions to pass without protests but it was when the advances Nazism gained momentum in a way that clashed with the interests of other states that western powers came closerThe development Nazism can be dated back to political developments in Germany from 1848 – 1914 during the unification of germany which brought up nationalism....
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