The Prussian spirit ; a survey of German literature and politics, 1914-1940 / by S.D. Stirk.

Author/creator Stirk, S. D.
Format Book
Publication InfoPort Washington, N.Y. : Kennikat Press, [1969]
Description235 pages ; 22 cm
Subjects

Contents pt. I. Weimar and Potsdam, 1919-33 -- I. Moeller van den Bruck on the Prussian style and the Third Empire -- II. Oswald Spengler on Prussian socialism -- III. The Prussianism of Wilhelm Stapel -- IV. Three Prussian officers of the first Great War; Walter Flex, Fritz von Unruh, Ernst Junger -- V. The captain of Kopenick -- VI. The legend of Frederick the Great -- VII. Anti-Frederick -- VIII. Adolf Hitler and Alfred Rosenberg: in praise of Prussia -- pt. II. Prussia and the third empire, 1933-40 -- IX. Hindenburg and the day of Potsdam -- X. Prussia welcomes Hitler -- Carl Dyrssen and the schlesische Zeitung -- Friedrich Schinkel -- August Winnig and the German workers -- XI. The Nazi exploitation of Prussia -- Kleist and Fichte in Nazi dress -- Nazi writers exploit the Prussian past -- XII. The Prussian spirit in opposition -- Spengler's 'decisive years' -- Legend of Frederick William I -- Pastor Niemoller and Prussianism -- Ernst Wiechert on the simple life -- XIII. Retrospect and prospect -- Misconceptions -- Prussianism and a political religion -- Prussianism and romantic imperialism -- Prussia and the heart-land -- Propaganda to Prussians.
General noteReprint of the 1941 ed.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
Issued in other formOnline version: Stirk, S.D. (Samuel Dickinson). Prussian spirit. Port Washington, N.Y., Kennikat Press [1969]
Genre/formCriticism, interpretation, etc.
LCCN 68008245
ISBN0804604479
ISBN9780804604475