The German Question

Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface to the English Edition
Introduction
Preface
The Tragedy of a Great Nation
Part I: The Third Reich and its End
	I. The Germans and National Socialism
		The World’s Share of Responsibility
		Nazism as Totalitarianism
		The peculiar features of Nazism
		The Relentless Machinery of Totalitarianism
		The Atrocities
	II. The German Responsibility
		General and Group Responsibility
		The Intellectuals
		Intellectual Resistance
Part II: The Historic Roots
	I. On the German National Character
		Difficulties
		The “Eternal German”
		Final Questions
	II. The Pathology of German History
		Fallacies and Half-truths
		The Current of German History
		The Course of Intellectual Evolution and German Collective Morality
		The Current of Prussian History
	III. Greater Prussia from Bismarck to Hitler
		The Meeting of the Currents of German and Prussian History
		The Transformation of the German into the Bismarckian Empire
		The Final Stages
Conclusion: The Solution
	The Threefold Revolution
	The Task and the Responsibility of the Victors
Epilogue
Index of Names