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> The conflict, the difficulty in this restrained endorsement is that there is
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> war, any way to prevent a "
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To sum up my view on this, all sorts of things can be compared by analogy,
analogy b
: [Marxism] Freya von Moltke, Part of a Core of Nazi Resistance, Is
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> So-- I know 8 or 9 years is a long time. I agree it's a long time. But
> first principles and fundamental rules are supposed to be timeless, no?
> They apply in all ages under all
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> Berlin has given
> virtually nothing (Hegel is the sole exception) to our cultural and
> spiritual heritage.
How about David Bowie?
Cheers,
L.W.
Lüko Willms
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> Again, the war
of 1870/71
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> which was used as a foil -- the bogeyman or lightning rod --
> to motivate everyone to mobil
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> There's no point in exchanging emails with people who don't read what you
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Marx and virtually everybody in the Marxist tradition saw the founding of an
indepen
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Or as Dr. Johnson put it at the time, isn't it ironic that "the loudest
yelps for li
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Ah, twentieth century Austria enters into this, now.
Just what do you think "histor
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That's why the Austrian Empire in this period was known as a "prison house
of nation
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Actually, I don't have pretensions of speaking for anyone but myself. As
artesian h
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In this thread there seems to be a consistent meme: "Progressive"
Berlin versus "R
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Look that's slander to the extent it suggests I supported the imperialist
Great War
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And how evolutionary was that? Actually, as artesian pointed out, that
analysis
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The whole notion of "progressive" requires some careful rethinking-- the
emerging G
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I fully appreciate the discomfort people feel with looking at the
foundations of a u
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No one is equating Moltke or even Bismarck with Hilter. Rather we are
trying to und
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I never equated Hitler with Abraham Lincoln, just as I never would equate
the Franc
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I have a tendency to stick to the view of Marx and Engels on this issue.
Equating H
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> I tend to agree with artesian's take on this. The unification of Germany
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Clear support from Marx and Engels?
Here from the first manifesto written by Marx:
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I've just been watching von Moltke in that old BBC series "The Fall of
Eagles." The
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Ah, yes, von Moltke.
This is a strange General, indeed.
As strange as the 1870/71
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For those who don't know, that ancestor being the General Moltke who
commanded the v
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NY Times, January 10, 2010
Freya von Moltke, Part of a Core of Nazi Resistance, Is D
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