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Hagen Schulze (1943-2019) was a German historian and professor at the Free University of Berlin. His scholarship examined German nationalism, national identity, the nation-state, and the historical development of political communities, making his work relevant to readers studying modern German and European history. He also wrote broader interpretive works on Germany and the formation of national traditions.
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What did Hagen Schulze study?
Hagen Schulze studied German nationalism, national identity, the nation-state, and the development of political communities in Europe. He was a German historian and professor at the Free University of Berlin.
What is Germany: A New History by Hagen Schulze about?
The book traces German history from the Roman period through the Reformation, Bismarck's unification, the World Wars, division after 1945, and reunification. It uses language, nationalism, and political identity as recurring themes.
What is States, Nations and Nationalism about?
States, Nations and Nationalism examines how states and nations developed together and how national identity changed from the Middle Ages to the modern era. Schulze's analysis is especially relevant to German and European history.
When did Hagen Schulze live and work?
Schulze was born in 1943 and died in 2019. He held a professorship at the Free University of Berlin and also served as director of the German Historical Institute in London.
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