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German-German Entangled History | |
| How to Write the History of a Divided Nation: Germany, 1945–1990 (Stefan Creuzberger, Dominik Geppert, and Dierk Hoffmann) | 3 |
| Medialization in Opposing Systems: Approaching a Media History of Divided Germany (Christoph Classen) | 19 |
| Learning from the Dictatorship? Sport in Divided and Unified Germany (Jutta Braun) | 50 |
| Between the Blocs: The Two German States in International Politics, 1955–1990 (Franz-Josef Meiers) | 73 |
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Review Article | |
| Weimar to Cold War: New Books on Twentieth-Century German Intellectual History (Emily A. Steinhauer) | 102 |
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Book Reviews | |
| Jesse Spohnholz, The Convent of Wesel: The Event that Never Was and the Invention of Tradition (Wolf-Friedrich Schäufele) | 118 |
| Douglas Moggach and Gareth Stedman Jones (eds.), The 1848 Revolutions and European Political Thought (Christos Aliprantis) | 122 |
| Volkhard Wehner, The German-Speaking Community of Victoria between 1850 and 1830: Origins, Progress and Decline (Panikos Panayi) | 129 |
| James Retallack, Red Saxony: Election Battles and the Spectre of Democracy in Germany, 1860–1918 (Stefan Berger) | 134 |
| Birthe Kundrus, ‘Dieser Krieg ist der große Rassenkrieg’: Krieg und Holocaust in Europa (Neil Gregor) | 139 |
| Astrid Zajdband, German Rabbis in British Exile: From ‘Heimat’ into the Unknown (Martina Niedhammer) | 145 |
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Conference Reports | |
| Movable Goods and Immovable Property: Gender, Law, and Material Culture in Early Modern Europe (1450–1850) (James Krull and Karoline Müller) | 149 |
| Living the German Revolution: Expectations, Experiences, Responses (Marius S. Ostrowski) | 155 |
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