Thomas Nipperdey

Thomas Nipperdey (27 October 1927, Cologne – 14 June 1992, Munich) was a German historian best known for his monumental and exhaustive studies of Germany from 1800 to 1918. As a critical follower of Leopold von Ranke's famous ideal of writing "history exactly as it happened," Nipperdey sought to explain the interconnectedness of political, social and cultural developments, while avoiding partisanship and rejecting moralistic efforts to see German history before 1933 only in the light of Nazism. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Deutsche Geschichte 1866-1918
    by Nipperdey, Thomas
    Published 1992
    Classmark: 8 H.germ. 0658B(2
    Book

  2. 2
    Deutsche Geschichte 1866-1918
    by Nipperdey, Thomas
    Published 1990
    Classmark: 8 H.germ. 0658B(1
    Book

  3. 3
    Deutsche Geschichte 1866-1918
    by Nipperdey, Thomas
    Published 1989
    Classmark: 8 H.germ. 0658B
    Book

  4. 4
    Wie das Bürgertum die Moderne fand
    by Nipperdey, Thomas
    Published 1998
    Classmark: Series 7200(17014
    Book

  5. 5
    Nachdenken über die deutsche Geschichte
    by Nipperdey, Thomas
    Published 1986
    Classmark: 8 H.germ. 0734
    Book

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    Deutsche Geschichte 1800-1866
    by Nipperdey, Thomas
    Published 1983
    Classmark: 8 H.germ. 0658
    Book

  7. 7
    Religion im Umbruch
    by Nipperdey, Thomas
    Published 1988
    Classmark: Series 3145(0363
    Book

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