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This translation of Jung’s major political treatise (2nd edition, 1930) makes available for English readers the ideology of the neoconservative movement in the Weimar Republic. While the neoconservatives were not identical with the Nazis and even opposed them, the close similarities between the two should not be overlooked. As the purpose of this translation is to revive the work as a document of political science, rather than of history, only the first four parts of the work are presented, dealing with the intellectual foundations of statecraft, the society and state, culture, and economics, and five chapters of the last part dealing with the theoretical aspects of Jung’s political views. Other Nazism Books 2004 – Berlin State Theater Under the Nazi Regime – A Study of the Administration, Key Productions, and Critical Responses From 1933-1944 1992 – Nazi Germany and Its Aftermath in Women Directors’ Autobiographical Films of the Late 1970s in the Murderers’ House 1998 – Polish Intelligentsia in Nazi Concentration Camps and American Exile a Study of Values in Crisis Situations
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