- The
Wilhelmine Period or
Wilhelmian era (German:
Wilhelminische Zeit,
Wilhelminische Epoche)
comprises the
period of
German history between 1890 and 1918...
- in a
broad ring
enclosing the old city center,
sometimes called the
Wilhelmian or
Wilhelmine Ring. The
buildings are
almost always five
stories high...
- very
extended German district, the Neustadt,
being the main
memory of
Wilhelmian architecture since most of the
major cities in
Germany proper suffered...
-
Karen Honeycutt, "Clara Zetkin: A left-wing
socialist and
feminist in
Wilhelmian Germany," Ph.D. thesis,
Columbia University, 1975
Clara Zetkin biography...
- Hoffnung)
during his
exile in the
United States. Bloch, who
opposed war in
Wilhelmian Germany in 1914, who had to
leave ****-Germany in the 1930s as he was...
-
filtered through to
several anti-semitic and
Nationalist groups in late
Wilhelmian Germany, from
which the
early ****
Party emerged in
Munich after the First...
- and Slovakia. In 1990 he
received an
honorary doctor's
degree from the
Wilhelmian University in Münster. In 1963
Szalonek discovered and
classified the...
- July 2009.
Wolfgang J. Mommsen,"Public
opinion and
foreign policy in
Wilhelmian Germany, 1897–1914."
Central European History 24.4 (1991): 381-401. Frauendienst...
- literature,
notable for its "prophetic"
depiction of "quintessential
Wilhelmian German" and his
psychological predispositions that
founded the authoritarian...
-
plagiarized from
Stefan George.
Walter uses Andrée's
money to have a
Wilhelmian era suit tailored, puts on a wig, and – like George –
begins to read his...
