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The Pan-German programme : The petition of the six associations and the manifesto of the intellectuals; translated from the German, with an introduction by Edwyn Bevan
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[1918]
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2015-02-18
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Pangermanism
World War, 1914-1918--Peace
World War, 1914-1918--Peace
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The two documents presented in this pamphlet are the fullest statement of the programme of the Pan-German party in Germany. They were both drawn up in the earlier months of 1915. After the series of rapid German successes in the West, with which the war opened, had seemed to come to a check, and month after month went by without the expected advance on Paris being resumed, it was felt to be necessary that the German people should get some more precise idea of what it was fighting for, what it had to obtain before it could consider that the war had attained its end. [From introduction.]
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New York : George H. Doran Company
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World War I Pamphlets
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