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Post-War Germany
Buell, Raymond Leslie | February 1, 1933 issue

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The article focuses on the book "The German Phoenix: The Story of the Republic," by Oswald Garrison Villard. Villard is frankly disappointed that the revolution of 1918-19 has been so barren in political and economic results. Today the country is overwhelmed by the problem of unemployment; the eight-hour day has disappeared; the labor unions are losing their members. The old reactionary caste is back in power. He is concerned with the growth of private armies because they threaten internal order; he detests Hitlerism.

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GERMAN Phoenix: The Story of the Republic, The (Book); VILLARD, Oswald Garrison; UNEMPLOYMENT; ARMED Forces; REVOLUTIONARY literature, German; GERMANY
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