Frederick the Great and the making of Prussia
By: edited by Thomas M. Barker.
Series: European problem studies
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 103
Subjects: Frederick II, King of Prussia, 1712-1786.; Prussia (Germany) -- History -- Frederick II, 1740-1786.
Table of contents: title: An unstable childhood, by E. Lavisse.; title: Self-confirmation and historical fulfillment, by A. Berney.; title: An insoluble riddle, by L.Reiners.; title: Carpe diem, or Prussia's self-interest, by R. Koser.; title: Berlin and Vienna: tragic antipodes, by H. R. von Srbik.; title: A great historical crime, by G. P. Gooch.; title: Masterly diplomacy: a beneficial new order, by O. Hintze.; title: Rational power politics, by G. Ritter.; title: Prince Henry and the balance of power, by H. H. Kaplan.; title: Militaristic raison d'état, by L. Dehio.; title: A variety of enlightened despotism, by W. Hubatsch.; title: The bureaucratic class and the military state, by H. Rosenberg.; title: Junker militarism: an East German view, by G. Schilfert.; title: Suggestions for further reading (p. 101-103)