A Social History of Germany, 1648-1914

ISBN-13: 9781138532762 / Angielski / Twarda / 2017 / 485 str.

Eda Sagarra

Opis

This volume is a pioneering effort to examine the social, demographic, and economic changes that befell the Jewish communities of Central Europe after the dissolution of the Habsburg Empire

Spis treści

1: Part I: 1648–1806 From the end of the Thirty Years War to the fall of the Holy Roman Empire; Introduction to Part I Germany and the Thirty Years War; 1: The Holy Roman Empire; 2: Court life; 3: The German nobility; 4: Town life in Germany; 5: The educated classes; 6: Religious life and the clergy in Germany; 7: Army life; 8: The peasantry; 9: The fringes of society; Part II: 1806–1914; Introduction to Part II; Section I The authorities; 10: The courts and the nobility; 11: The churches and religious life in the nineteenth century; 12: The German army; Section 2 ‘Bildung und Besitz’: Education and property; 13: The bourgeoisie; 14: The bureaucrats; 15: Education and élites; 16: The industrial entrepreneurs; 17: The Jews; 18: Artisans and small traders; Section 3 Rural life and its problems; 19: The peasantry and rural labourers; Section 4 Lower orders: manual workers; 20: The industrial labour force; 21: Domestic servants; 22: The poor; Section 5 The other half; 23: Women in German society

O autorze

Eda Sagarra