Bulletin of the German Historical Institute / Supplement

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Format:	Journal
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, DC : German Historical Inst
Contents/pieces:	59 records

1. A credit to their nation : Eastern European Jewish immigrant "Bankers," credit access, and the transnational business of mass migration, 1873 - 1914

2. Builder of the liberal consensus : Henry J. Kaiser (1882 - 1967)

3. Displaced knowledge and its sponsors : how American foundations and aid organizations shaped émigré social research, 1933–1945

4. SA-CIA-HV A : Dr. Emil Hoffmann and the "jungle of the secret services" (1934 - 1985)

5. Mass displacement in post-catastrophic societies : vulnerability, learning, and adaptation in Germany and India, 1945-1952

6. From an "Alien, hostile phenomenon" to the "poetry of the future" : on the Bauhaus reception in East Germany, 1945 - 70

7. Whose Schlossplatz? : Architecture and the "Materialization" of German Identities in Berlin's Historic Center, 1945-2009

8. Cooperation between the HV A and the KGB, 1951 - 1989

9. "The Atlantic community in a global context" : global crisis and Atlanticism within the context of the Club of Rome, 1960s to 1970s

10. The political and cultural underpinnings of Atlanticism's crisis in the 1960s

11. Israel: 1968 and the "67 Generation"

12. Poland: the March events of 1968

13. Networks : on the utopian qualities of technology, cybernetics, and participation in the GDR of the late 1969s

14. Aspects of crisis and decline of the East German foreign intelligence in the 1980s

15. The German Historical Institute in Washington, 1987-2012 : A Short History

16. The Socialist Unity Party (SED) and the Stasi : a complex relationship

17. To farm a future : the displaced youth of Gross-Breesen

18. Palestinian Territories: discovering freedom in a refugee camp

19. West Germany : a return from cultural nostalgia to political analysis

20. Martin Luther King Jr.'s reception as a theologian and political activist in Germany - East and West

21. Hollywood activism, daytime verité, and the March on Washington

22. Political ideology and economic activity : Peter Thiel's libertarian entrepreneurship

23. Why biographies? : actors, agencies, and the analysis of immigrant entrepreneurship

24. After the dream died : national memories of the King assassination and how they played out in subsequent legislation

25. The Stasi and the party : from coordination to alienation

26. Weimar social science in Cold War America : the case of the political-military game

27. The Context : America's Relationship with the GDR

28. From Germany to America : Walter Gropius and Martin Wagner on skyscrapers and the planning of healthy cities

29. The march on Washington and the American Civil Rights Movement as an inspiration for social protest movements in West and East Germany

30. Making entertainment American : Florenz Ziegfeld Jr

31. The march on London : British-American connections during the Civil Rights Movement

32. "Germanic" structure versus "American" texture in German high-rise building

33. An ordinary man among titans : the life of Walter P. Spreckels

34. Joachim Prinz, the South, and the analogy of Nazism

35. The world economy and the color line : Wilhelm Röpke, Apartheid, and the white Atlantic

36. Counter-architecture and building race : cold war politics and the two Berlins

37. W. E. B. Du Bois, Nazi Germany, and the Black Atlantic

38. More Atlantic crossings? : European voices and the postwar Atlantic community

39. Jacob H. Schiff, Banker and Philanthropist

40. The body politic : from Meyerhold to My Barbarian

41. The Bauhaus, Transatlantic relations, and the historians

42. Between myth and reality : the Stasi legacy in German history

43. Beyond historicism : utopian thought in the "Conservative Revolution"

44. Entrepreneur biographies as microhistories of X

45. In defense of law and order : the March on Washington and its Black Conservative Critics

46. "My golden gut" and other stories : how Lillian Vernon built her brand

47. Bruderorgane : the Soviet origins of East German intelligence

48. Philanthropy, Peace Research, and Revisionist Politics: Rockefeller and Carnegie Support for the Study of International Relations in Weimar Germany

49. Rethinking Transatlantic relations in the First Cold War decades

50. Currency and community : labor, identity, and "Notgeld" in inflation-era Thuringia

51. The Transatlantic reconstruction of "Western" culture : George Mosse, Peter Gay, and the development of the German tradition of Geistesgeschichte

52. The Stasi and East German society : some remarks on current research

53. The Immigrant Entrepreneurship project : rationale, design, and outcome

54. East Germany : "solidarity with Red Prague"

55. Franz L. Neumann : negotiating political exile

56. Participatory repression? : reflections on popular involvement with the Stasi

57. Sound of silences : music and the march on Washington

58. Revolution or repetition : Woodstock's romanticism

59. Utopian (tele)visions

Bulletin of the German Historical Institute / Supplement

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