A Short History of Germany
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- Nombre de pages165
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4702912-0
- EAN8596547029120
- Date de parution28/05/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille300 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "A Short History of Germany, " Mary Platt Parmele provides an engaging and accessible overview of German history, tracing its evolution from early tribal societies through the complex landscape of the Holy Roman Empire, to its significant role in the world wars and beyond. Parmele's literary style is characterized by clarity and conciseness, making intricate historical events digestible for a general audience.
The book is situated within the wider genre of historical writing aimed at educating the masses, reflecting the late 19th-century trend of popular history that seeks to distill complex narratives into relatable accounts for readers unfamiliar with the subject. Mary Platt Parmele was an American historian and author whose academic background and personal experiences informed her writing. Having witnessed the impact of major global events during her lifetime, she sought to provide insights into the socio-political fabric of Germany, a nation deeply influenced by wars, revolutions, and rapid modernization.
Parmele was motivated by a desire to make historical knowledge accessible and relevant, dedicating her efforts to explaining the significance of Germany's past in shaping its present and future. "A Short History of Germany" is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of German history in a concise format. It is particularly valuable for students, educators, and history enthusiasts looking to gain foundational knowledge of Germany's socio-political milieu, while also appreciating the author's thoughtful narrative style that makes engaging with history both enlightening and enjoyable.
The book is situated within the wider genre of historical writing aimed at educating the masses, reflecting the late 19th-century trend of popular history that seeks to distill complex narratives into relatable accounts for readers unfamiliar with the subject. Mary Platt Parmele was an American historian and author whose academic background and personal experiences informed her writing. Having witnessed the impact of major global events during her lifetime, she sought to provide insights into the socio-political fabric of Germany, a nation deeply influenced by wars, revolutions, and rapid modernization.
Parmele was motivated by a desire to make historical knowledge accessible and relevant, dedicating her efforts to explaining the significance of Germany's past in shaping its present and future. "A Short History of Germany" is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of German history in a concise format. It is particularly valuable for students, educators, and history enthusiasts looking to gain foundational knowledge of Germany's socio-political milieu, while also appreciating the author's thoughtful narrative style that makes engaging with history both enlightening and enjoyable.
In "A Short History of Germany, " Mary Platt Parmele provides an engaging and accessible overview of German history, tracing its evolution from early tribal societies through the complex landscape of the Holy Roman Empire, to its significant role in the world wars and beyond. Parmele's literary style is characterized by clarity and conciseness, making intricate historical events digestible for a general audience.
The book is situated within the wider genre of historical writing aimed at educating the masses, reflecting the late 19th-century trend of popular history that seeks to distill complex narratives into relatable accounts for readers unfamiliar with the subject. Mary Platt Parmele was an American historian and author whose academic background and personal experiences informed her writing. Having witnessed the impact of major global events during her lifetime, she sought to provide insights into the socio-political fabric of Germany, a nation deeply influenced by wars, revolutions, and rapid modernization.
Parmele was motivated by a desire to make historical knowledge accessible and relevant, dedicating her efforts to explaining the significance of Germany's past in shaping its present and future. "A Short History of Germany" is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of German history in a concise format. It is particularly valuable for students, educators, and history enthusiasts looking to gain foundational knowledge of Germany's socio-political milieu, while also appreciating the author's thoughtful narrative style that makes engaging with history both enlightening and enjoyable.
The book is situated within the wider genre of historical writing aimed at educating the masses, reflecting the late 19th-century trend of popular history that seeks to distill complex narratives into relatable accounts for readers unfamiliar with the subject. Mary Platt Parmele was an American historian and author whose academic background and personal experiences informed her writing. Having witnessed the impact of major global events during her lifetime, she sought to provide insights into the socio-political fabric of Germany, a nation deeply influenced by wars, revolutions, and rapid modernization.
Parmele was motivated by a desire to make historical knowledge accessible and relevant, dedicating her efforts to explaining the significance of Germany's past in shaping its present and future. "A Short History of Germany" is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of German history in a concise format. It is particularly valuable for students, educators, and history enthusiasts looking to gain foundational knowledge of Germany's socio-political milieu, while also appreciating the author's thoughtful narrative style that makes engaging with history both enlightening and enjoyable.
