Name: A Republic Burns: How Weimar Germany Died and Nazism Rose (en Inglés)
SKU: 66736519
Price: 692.66 MXN
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Author: Brandt, Felix
ISBN: 9789390349081

portada A Republic Burns: How Weimar Germany Died and Nazism Rose (en Inglés)

A Republic Burns: How Weimar Germany Died and Nazism Rose (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Vij Books

Autor

Brandt, Felix

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

156

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x0.9 cm

ISBN13

9789390349081

A Republic Burns: How Weimar Germany Died and Nazism Rose (en Inglés)

Brandt, Felix (Autor) · Vij Books · Tapa Blanda

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A modern democracy can keep its courts, its parties, even its elections-and still forget how to be free. This book follows the Weimar Republic collapse step by step, showing how Article 48 emergency powers became habit, how paramilitary politics replaced persuasion, and how respectable men convinced themselves that taming extremists was wiser than excluding them. It is a clear, unsentimental account of the rise of Nazism told through mechanisms, not myths.Written for readers who want rigour without jargon, it explains how economic shock, elite miscalculation, and aesthetic politics combined to turn law into an instrument of fear-from the Reichstag Fire to the Enabling Act. You will see why a celebrated Weimar constitution could not save a state governed by decrees, how Hindenburg and Papen mistook access for control, and why voters chose energy over expertise.- Understand the chain that links crisis to exception, exception to habit, and habit to regime- Learn the early signals of erosion in any system-fragmented coalitions, normalised emergency, and streets that act like parliaments- Gain a practical lens-drawn from Germany's Great Depression and its aftermath-for reading today's headlinesThis is for citizens, students, and leaders who ask not only "what happened?" but "what should I watch for now?" By the end, you will carry a tough, usable model of how democracies die-and a set of lessons for modern democracy that helps you recognise when the switch is being flipped from within.