With a kind request to avoid national stereotypes, German history offers significant examples of
how her society developed in the manner in which it did leading up to the rise of Hitler.
"Ruling clique"?? History has often observed how Germany's "Mandarin" or intellectual class during the 19th century,
university academics in most cases, made every effort to distance themselves from the grit and smell of everyday
politics, leading to "not in my back yard" approach to maintaining a sharp distinction between statemanship and
intellectual involvment.
how her society developed in the manner in which it did leading up to the rise of Hitler.
"Ruling clique"?? History has often observed how Germany's "Mandarin" or intellectual class during the 19th century,
university academics in most cases, made every effort to distance themselves from the grit and smell of everyday
politics, leading to "not in my back yard" approach to maintaining a sharp distinction between statemanship and
intellectual involvment.