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by Max Jähns (Author)
"Der Vaterlandsgedanke und die deutsche Dichtung" by Max Jähns explores the concept of the Fatherland and its influence on German poetry. Written to commemorate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the new German Reich, this book offers a historical perspective on the relationship between national identity and literary expression. Jähns delves into the ways in which German poets have engaged with the idea of the Fatherland, reflecting on its cultural, social, and political significance. This work provides valuable insights into the intellectual climate of late 19th-century Germany and the role of literature in shaping national consciousness.
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