The graphic below outlines some of the key factors leading to increased nationalism in Germany from 1815-1850.

Germany’s president expressed on Sunday deep remorse for the suffering his nation inflicted on Poland and the rest of Europe during World War II, warning of the dangers of nationalism as world ...

Prussia's development as a successful, modern industrial state gave hope to German nationalists. Economically, unification through the Zollverein economic alliance of 1834 had been a success.

It is widely considered that nationalism, as an ethos, is the brainchild of the West and branched into the rest of the world from its origins in Europe. Though this is mostly true, German ...

Analyzes the intellectual evolution of Hans Kohn, pioneer of nationalism studies ... he looks at sources in German, Hebrew, and English, and the work is supported by a close reading of Kohn's prolific ...