The German Problem Reconsidered

Challenging the dominant narrative that history is defined by the events of 1945, this work presents a nuanced perspective on historical continuity and change. The author argues for a broader understanding of history, emphasizing that significant developments occurred before and after this pivotal year. By examining lesser-known events and trends, the book invites readers to reconsider the timeline and impact of historical moments, ultimately fostering a more comprehensive view of the past.