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MARINE UND MARINEPOLITIK IM KAISERLICHEN DEUTSCHLAND 1871–1914. Edited for the Militärgeschictliches Forschungsamt by Herbert Schottelius and Wilhelm Deist. (Düsseldorf: Droste Verlag. 1972. Pp. 328. DM 38.)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 December 2008

Frederic B. M. Hollydan
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Central European History , Volume 7 , Issue 4 , December 1974 , pp. 360 - 365
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Copyright © Conference Group for Central European History of the American Historical Association 1974

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References

1. “Von Jachmann über Stosch und Caprivi zu den Anfängen der Ära Tirpitz,” pp. 54–72.

2. A broad survey of predominantly German sources is contained in Friedrich Forstmeier, “Der Tirpitzsche Flottenbau im Urteil der Historiker,” pp. 34–53.

3. “Zur Soziologie des kaiserlichen Seeoffizierkorps vor 1914,” pp. 73–88.

4. Persius, L., Menschen und Schiffe in der kaiserlichen Flotte (Berlin, 1925), offers much insight into such attitudes and might have been cited in this volume.Google Scholar

5. “Der Tirpitz-Plan und die Krisis des preussisch-deutschen Herrschaftssystems,” pp. 89–115.

6. The Social Democratic opposition to militarism, power politics, and imperialism is examined particularly in Manfred Messerschmidt, “Reich und Nation im Bewusstsein der wilhelminischen Gesellschaft,” esp. pp. 14, 18.

7. “National Verbände zwischen Weltpolitik und Kontinentalpolitik,” pp. 296–317.

8. “Reichsmarineamt und Flottenverein 1903–1906,” pp. 116–45.

9. “Der Tirpitzsche Flottenbau,” pp. 34–53.

10. “Reichsfinanzen und Rüstungspolitik 1898–1914,” pp. 146–77.

11. On this, see especially Berghahn, “Der Tirpitz-Plan,” pp. 106–7.

12. “Kriegschiffbau und Flottengesetze um die Jahrhundertwende,” pp. 211–35.

13. “Die Tirpitzsche Seestrategie,” pp. 236–62.

14. “Maritime Strategieprobleme der deutsch-englischen Flottenrivalität,” pp. 178–210.

15. Forstmeier, “Der Tirpitzsche Flottenbau,” p. 34.

16. “Rationalismus und Irrationalismus in der englischen Flottenpolitik,” pp. 283–95.

17. See especially Schmitt, Wegener, and Berghahn.

18. “Diplomatie als Wille und Vorstellung: Die Berliner Mission Lord Haldanes im Februar 1912,” pp. 263–82.

19. Brief biographies of the contributors, excluding editor Schottelius, are found on pp. 318–22.