Essays on Germany

There were many economic problems for Germany in the 1920s, after WW1 Germany was left in ruins and economic debt and forced to pay many war fees. When young chancellor Adolf Hitler comes in and says he has all the solutions to their problems people…

Woodrow Wilson wrote, “There is a war to end all wars”. Sadly, an estimated twenty million people lost their lives in World War I, but the impacts are as yet being felt a century after its conclusion. It was the deadliest war that included a…

The historiography of the causes of world war 1 has varied drastically throughout the semi centennial after 1914. Interpretations of immediate post war historiography consisted of Germany taking the blame for the outbreak. Later in 1928, Sidney Bradshaw Fay tackled the main perspective that Germany…

The Second World War was one of the greatest and bloodiest conflicts in world history. In this conflict, the countries that made up the allied forces and the axis forces clashed. In this war, the two forces, the Allied forces, and the Axis forces clashed…

Early before the Nazi era and even during the early Nazi period, Germany led the world in various aspects of medicine including epidemiology, clinical medicine, occupational health laws and basic sciences. It’s worth mentioning that, Germany held half of noble prizes by the 1930s [1]. …

Anti-Semitism is not only when people discriminate against and are hostile towards Jews, but also when Jews are racially attacked or falsely blamed for being secretly conspirators. It is also a culmination of Holocaust denial, justification, scapegoating, among many other things. After World War I,…

The concept of the ‘Nordic or Scandinavian welfare model’ has been discussed widely over the last almost 30 years. It has been an admired approach to the welfare regime. Axel West Pedersen and Stein Kuhnle explain in their book ‘The Nordic welfare state model. The Nordic Models…

 After Germany’s surrender to Japan on August 9th, 1945 The soviet Union, the United States, France, and Great Britain, came together after defeating the nazis and split Germany into 4 sections. The United States ,Great Britain, and France eventually became West Germany and the soviet…

One of the largest, bloodiest and most catastrophic events in human history took place about 80 years ago, World War II. The war revolved around Hitler, the dictator who tried to claim all of Europe with a devastating crusade against the Jewish people. It is…

The Great Depression’s significance on Germany was the biggest crisis that has ever struck before. The political, social, and economic effects on Germany are unique and very life changing for Germany and its people. The effects of the Great Depression made a downward spiral of…

War is always a tragedy, win or lose. WWI was a big tragedy. It started in 1914 and ended in 1918. WWI was fought all throughout Europe with over 17 million people left dead. The Treaty of Versailles, although it was created to end the…

The political atmosphere in Germany continues to grow with intensity as recent protests from the far right against refugees increase. The tension has stood since the beginning of refugee acceptance in Germany but has increased amidst murders by foreigners throughout the last two years. In…

It is important to acknowledge the fact that the Holocaust took place prior to the establishment of the UDHR, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the UN, United Nations. Moreover, state sovereignty was of significant importance at the time, meaning that no nation can…

Right to Inequality Jews in Germany were identified by the stars they had on their chest or piece of clothing, they were seen as of less inferiority than the Germans. Moreover, the Germans identified them as the eternal enemies by categorising them as a semitic…

Introduction During World War II numerous pieces of art from Jewish painters and art collectors were either stolen by Nazis or left behind as people from the Jewish community decided to flee Germany. At the time Germany was ruled by Nazis who took away all…