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Deutschtum (German pronunciation: [ˈdɔʏtʃtuːm]) is a
German term
equating to "Germanness". It may
either refer to the
German character and spirit, the...
- formed. In 1881, the
Allgemeine Deutsche Schulverein zur
Erhaltung des
Deutschtums im
Auslande (General
German School ****ociation for the
Conservation of...
- Geels,
James E. (August 1975). "The German-American Bund:
Fifth Column or
Deutschtum?". UNT
Digital Library.
Retrieved 2023-07-31. "Article
clipped from Journal...
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common term for
German American neighborhoods and
their organizations.
Deutschtum was the term for
transplanted German nationalism, both
culturally and...
- Bundesgebiets). In 1958, he
became president of the
reestablished Verein für das
Deutschtum im Ausland. He died in Düsseldorf on 11 May 1962.
Feste Mark - Solide...
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Festival that he
considered all "between the Alps and the
North Sea" to be
Deutschtum (the
ethnic and
spiritual German community). The
anthem has frequently...
- but in
terms of
Germanic racial makeup,
known conceptually to them as
Deutschtum, a
greater idea
which transcended traditional political boundaries. While...
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integration of the
Grand Duchy into the
German Empire, and
advanced the "
Deutschtum" (German-ness) of the
Luxembourgers as a
historical and
linguistic justification...
- 29 and Map 2, p. 30. Nadel, p. 35. Lohr, Otto (1913), "Das New York
Deutschtum der Vergangenheit", in Spengler, Otto (ed.), Das
Deutsche Element der...
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equate "Germanicness" (German: Germanentum) with "Germanness" (German:
Deutschtum).
Grimm also
argued that the
Scandinavian sources were,
while much later...
