El prusianismo, written by Robert Lansing and originally published in 1918, offers a critical analysis of Prussian ideology and its impact on German society and politics. The book delves into the historical roots of Prussian militarism, autocracy, and its profound influence on the German national character.
Lansing examines the core tenets of Prussianism, exploring its emphasis on discipline, obedience, and the glorification of the state. He reveals how these values permeated various aspects of German life, from education to the military, shaping the nation's trajectory in the early 20th century. This book provides essential insights into the intellectual and cultural forces that contributed to the rise of German militarism and its role in World War I. A vital resource for understanding the complexities of German history and political thought.
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