A People's History of the German Revolution by William A. Pelz

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A People’s History of the German Revolution 1 Industrialization and the Emergence of the German Working Class For centuries, “Germany” was little more than a vague geographical expression for any number of distinct, and often mutually hostile, petty states in central Europe. These countries may have all spoken one variations of German but were typically satellites orbiting around greater empires. To the west, German territories, like the Rhineland, looked to France and incorporated aspects of th…