Geneviève Warland’s chapter on the “Belgian question” looks at Germany’s post-war plans for Belgium, in particular from the point of view of German academics. Intellectuals were concerned with the legitimacy of Belgian statehood and nationhood, and made plans for Belgium’s role in a new post-war Europe dominated by the German Empire. Some academics were in favor of Belgium’s annexation or of the creation of a protectorate; others were opposed to any kind of annexation or affiliation of Belgium with Germany. This division reflects the division of German society and political parties
The Sorrows of Belgium provides a very rich and beautifully written account of Belgium’s transition ...
Bozo, Frédéric, et Wenkel, Christian (dir.), France and the German Question, 1945–1990, New York / O...
Henri Pirenne's La Belgique et la Guerre Mondiale (1928) was published in the Belgian series of the ...
Belgium, like most of its neighbors, has suffered much from German expansionism. It was neutral and ...
How far were the Belgian historians eager to dialog with historians from other countries before the ...
Bischoff S. ‘The independence of Belgium is forfeited.’ Narratives of legitimation in the annexation...
At the start of the First World War, tens of thousands of Germans lived in Belgium, with noted commu...
grantor: University of TorontoThe discourse of pro-Axis collaboration in France and franco...
Helmreich Jonathan E. Belgium and the Decision to Occupy the Ruhr : Diplomacy from a Middle Position...
After World War II East and West Germans alike contributed to the maintenance and dismantling of Eur...
With the outbreak of war, Britain drastically altered its image of Belgium. Under Leopold II, Belgiu...
The complicated political agendas surrounding the various nations’ decisions to enter World War I ha...
his volume analyses Belgian garrisons in the Rhineland and Westphalia after the Second World War. Th...
As the German army closed the Belgian Universities, was the ULB Medicine Faculty still able to fulfi...
peer reviewedSince 1945, French-speaking Belgians were looking at the « Saar problem », stumbling bl...
The Sorrows of Belgium provides a very rich and beautifully written account of Belgium’s transition ...
Bozo, Frédéric, et Wenkel, Christian (dir.), France and the German Question, 1945–1990, New York / O...
Henri Pirenne's La Belgique et la Guerre Mondiale (1928) was published in the Belgian series of the ...
Belgium, like most of its neighbors, has suffered much from German expansionism. It was neutral and ...
How far were the Belgian historians eager to dialog with historians from other countries before the ...
Bischoff S. ‘The independence of Belgium is forfeited.’ Narratives of legitimation in the annexation...
At the start of the First World War, tens of thousands of Germans lived in Belgium, with noted commu...
grantor: University of TorontoThe discourse of pro-Axis collaboration in France and franco...
Helmreich Jonathan E. Belgium and the Decision to Occupy the Ruhr : Diplomacy from a Middle Position...
After World War II East and West Germans alike contributed to the maintenance and dismantling of Eur...
With the outbreak of war, Britain drastically altered its image of Belgium. Under Leopold II, Belgiu...
The complicated political agendas surrounding the various nations’ decisions to enter World War I ha...
his volume analyses Belgian garrisons in the Rhineland and Westphalia after the Second World War. Th...
As the German army closed the Belgian Universities, was the ULB Medicine Faculty still able to fulfi...
peer reviewedSince 1945, French-speaking Belgians were looking at the « Saar problem », stumbling bl...
The Sorrows of Belgium provides a very rich and beautifully written account of Belgium’s transition ...
Bozo, Frédéric, et Wenkel, Christian (dir.), France and the German Question, 1945–1990, New York / O...
Henri Pirenne's La Belgique et la Guerre Mondiale (1928) was published in the Belgian series of the ...