A Short History of Germany
Mary Platt Parmele
Read by VioletBleu
Mary Platt Parmele brings to life the history of Germany and its rise to prominence in Europe. From scheming nobles to treaties created under the guise of peace, the reader is transported to the years before a cohesive group of city-states that became Germany. She shows us how the power of the Catholic Church stoked the fires of revolution, and caused the great schism between the Catholic people and the newly forming Protestant sects. The book begins by discussing the origins of the Aryan race (framed as describing people of Indo-European heritage as a racial grouping, or distinctive race/sub-race of the Caucasians) and ends around 1871 when Germany was united after defeating Napoleon.
(3 hr 38 min)
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Lots of Aryan References
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Historybfrom ma time when genetics was considered a factor in the development of men's (no women discussed) selves, traits, and country values. I didn't finish it, fount it not that interesting, and know a lot of historical data has changed interpretation s. Apologies for misspelled words or awkward sentences, unable to see test in this box on my Android.