Weimar 1918-1933: A Cultural History

Weimar 1918-1933: A Cultural History

by WalterLaqueur (Author)

Synopsis

A uniquely creative, permissive period, the Weimar was the age of Enlightenment and Einstein, of Thomas Mann and Bertold Brecht, of the spread of psychoanalysis and neo-Marxism, of atonal music and the Bauhaus, of Paul Klee and the existentialist philosophers, of Max Reinhardt and Marlene Dietrich. But it also witnessed the emergence of another culture that was neither avant-garde nor left wing in inspiration. The Establishment was opposed to the Republic and all it stood for. And Hitler was waiting in the wings.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 318
Edition: New edition
Publisher: W&N
Published: 01 Jun 2000

ISBN 10: 1842120271
ISBN 13: 9781842120279
Book Overview: The best book on one of the most fascinating and topical periods of twentieth century history. Walter Laqueur is the enormously respected author of Fascism:A Reader and other bestsellers. First UK paperback edition

Author Bio
Walter Laqueur is chairman of the International Research Council at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. He has been Director of the Institute of Contemporary History and the Weiner Library in London and Professor of Modern History at Tel Aviv university. His works have been translated into all major languages.