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Cormier, Yannick. "Im Spiegel der Parteipresse : la perception de la dénazification par les partis politiques sarrois : 1946-1947." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24838/24838.pdf.
Full textFortounatto-Behr, Alexandra. "Les réfugiés russes en Allemagne : 1918-1925, histoire d'un accueil forcé." Paris 10, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA100067.
Full textDrawing upon previously unexplored archival sources, this thesis studies the history of Russian emigration in Germany (1917-1925) and deals with two main themes : presentation of the camps of refugees as temporary rest centers and analysis of the evolution of German politics concerning the reception of the Russian diaspora. Composed of three parts this study presents first of all the history of migrations between Russia and Germany in order to understand better the ebb and flow of migrants between this two countries and the effects it had on the Russian migratory logic towards Germany after the Revolution. The second part focuses on the social aspect of this diaspora in Germany and especially on the community that found refuge in the camps, and introduces the idea of the "Russia abroad" which developed from that situation. The last part analyses the policy of the German government towards Russian emigration and the measures taken to settle the problems caused by this emigration
Herlem, Didier. "Féminisme et antiféminisme en Allemagne : étude de l'évolution des rapports hommes-femmes du début du XIXème siècle à nos jours." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040105.
Full textConceived as a study of German society, the present work analyses the evolution of the relationships between men and women since the industrial revolution, and the parallel rise of a new social logic centered on the individual. It therefore enlightens both the specifity of the German reaction in front of the emergence of modern values, and the universal problem of having to reconsider the ancient codes: the respective role and status of men and women in society together with their functions in production and reproduction, the social discriminations and hierarchies, all show in a concrete and symbolic way how difficult it is for mankind to conciliate difference and identity. The sexual cleavage, one of the primary divisions of human society, is a good illustration of this fact. Even though it acts in an unobtrusive way - which is generally ignored, it emerges as a determining factor of history. The present research bearing on two centuries or so, is articulated on three main points: the ideological debate between feminism and antifeminism; the different policies of German governments till the time of reunification; the consequences of both these former factors on people's lives in their conditions of living, mentalities and behaviors. It reveals the singularity and intensity of the debates that agitated - and agitate - Germany, the astonishing range of the political measures adopted, and shows that the problem is still unsolved today. The German experience, alone of its kind and exemplary, leads us to ponder the validity of productivism as the law of the modern world and to appreciate the importance of some economic, ecological, and demographic problems which greatly influence the future of human societies
Hallair, Gaëlle Frédérique. "Histoire croisée entre les géographes français et allemands de la première moitié du XXe siècle : la géographie du paysage (Landschaftkunde) en question." Paris 1, 2010. https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01730408.
Full textLiszka, Arnaud. "Protestantisme et politique en République démocratique allemande : L'Eglise luthérienne de Saxe et le mouvement pacifiste, 1978-1989." Paris, EPHE, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EPHE5050.
Full textSchneider, Marie-Alexandra. "Desseins politiques. Représentations iconographiques de la France en Sarre (1945-1956)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040104.
Full textIn the wake of World War II, the Saar was subjected to a specific treatment from the victors. Separated from the French zone of occupation, the territory is managed in autonomy and is economically tied with France from the end of 1947. Ten years later, the Saar returns to Germany. During this first post-war decade, perception of France changes. With the years passing by and depending on the local political forces, official or dissidents ones, France embodies both the face of the liberator and the invader, the partner and the enemy, the protector and the exploiter. France’s image turns into a conflict of representations, which will affect the campaign of the 1955 referendum. This is the main subject of this thesis. In order to determine the way France was depicted in the Saar between 1945 and 1956, we will establish two directions: we will analyse on one hand the depictions France carried out, with the help of the powers in place in the Saar, to subserve its political ambitions. On the other hand, we will study the dissident depictions published by those in favour of a return to Germany to end the special regime that had been in place since the end of the war. Taking into consideration that visual images nourish mental images, we will study iconographic depictions used in the communications means of the time, press and posters essentially, that circulated in the Saar between the arrival of the French troops in Sarrebruck and the end of this period of autonomy
Zinkhofer, Sabina Maria. "Économie et nation : les deux visions de la pensée économique allemande, de F. List à nos jours." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997IEPP0010.
Full textThe economic thought takes form, during the chosen period (from F. List, who elucidates the links between nation and economics, to present days) inside the specific political, economic and philosophical context of a nation not yet formed. The present thesis argues that in spite of roots in common, this thought can be divided into a dualist vision of economics and nation determinated by historical constraints, and a reconcilatory vision which progresses towards the loosening of these constraints and elaborating the desired order - one which seeks to equilibrate idea and reality, the spiritual and the material. Eventually, the different visions of man in history are responsable for the different concepts of economics and nation, the ways proposed to realise the desired society and the constitutional choices for its integration. This proposition will be backed up by the analysis of representative systems of economic thought : - first, the main philosophical aspects, to discern the ethical "stakes" of this thought : Kant, Fichte, Hegel, Nietzsche, the "neo - kantian and critical historical" philosophy, the School of Frankfurt, Habermas; - next, economic thought, from List to the period of national socialisme : Bismarck and conservative thought, list, Schmoller, Sombart, Weber (the historical school of "Nationalokonomie"), Marx and Bernstein, representing the two branches of socialist thought ; - finally, the theories of Eucken (the "ordo - liberalisme") and Glotz, representing contemporary social democratic thought. We shall examine the potential viability of the elaborated order models, especially by analysing the compatibility of the proposed concepts and the relation between the economic and political order. Their ethical foundations will be made clear to establish the link between the vision of man and that of economics and nation. The conclusion will regroup the analysis of the differents systems of economic thought into either a dualist or a reconciling vision
Maurer, Catherine. "Le catholicisme caritatif dans l'Allemagne du XXe siècle : le Deutscher Caristaverband entre affirmation confessionnelle et exigence scientifique." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040118.
Full textThe deutscher caritasverband emerged at the end of the nineteenth century thanks to the fertilizing influence of catholic charitable practices and the help of catholic associations. Its growth was slow until 1914; nonetheless, in this early period, this caritative organization appealed to an elite catholic audience and defined the two fundamental principles that were to guide its actions: denominational affirmation and scientific exigences. The First World War and the ecclesiastical and state recognitions that this brought enabled the deutscher caritasverband to expand, becoming by the end of the Weimar period one of the most powerful German private charitable organizations. During this period of change, the two founding principles of its activities were preserved, but the competition that developed in social welfare eireles and the process of institutionalization that affected the organization represented a threat to the maintenance of its functional specificity in the world of German social welfare
Briatte-Peters, Anne-Laure. "Citoyennes sous tutelle : le mouvement féministe « radical » dans l’Allemagne wilhelmienne : présupposés, enjeux, stratégies." Strasbourg, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011STRA1066.
Full textThis doctoral thesis aims to grasp the stakes in the « radical » women’s movement in Wilhelmine Germany. To this end, it works out the theoretical presuppositions and the strategies of action of this social movement. The goal of this research is to make visible the multiple forms of political intervention of women who were involved in their century. In spite of a context little favourable to the expression of a woman’s political opinion, the « radical » feminists longed to take part in progress and to contribute to answering the questions raised by the rise of modern times. How were the genuine feminist struggles of the « radical » women’s movement in Germany linked with its political project regarding the whole German society? This question sets the framework of our investigation. The central press organ of the title Frauenbewegung. Revue für die Interessen der Frauen, published by Minna Cauer during a quarter of a century, constitutes the main item in the corpus of sources. The analysis of the forming « radical » women’s movement places this social movement in its discursive context and draws first items of a strategy derived from social, ethical and anthropological stakes. Representations of state, citizenship and autonomy of the individual are hinted at in its first struggles and take shape at the climax of the « radical » women’s movement, where its main activists were striving to assert their right to be involved in deciding in Germany’s policies. The last part of this investigation analyses and explains the decline of the « radical » women’s movement before and during the First World War and points out the ideal legacy of this movement after its disbanding in 1919
Doré, Pier-Alexandre. "La chimère polonaise : la social-démocratie allemande et la Question polonaise au cours de la Première Guerre mondiale." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/66445.
Full textInherited from the 19th century, the Polish Question was one of the major challenges of the internal policies of the German Empire at the turn of the century. Far from admitting defeat,the Polish national minority, marginalized and targeted by assimilation policies, remains an object of concern which increases with the First World War. Amidst tensions between theGerman state and its Polish citizens, the German social democratic movement is gradually integrating socio-political debates concerning the Polish problems of East Prussia. Faced with domestic and foreign political environments dependent on the throes of war, the SocialDemocrats are struggling to impose their visions on the future of German-Polish communities.Repeated foreign interventions, the implosion of the social democratic movement, the Peace of Brest-Litovsk, military defeats and the German and Polish revolutions ultimately mark the failure of the German social democracy’s polish program. In many ways, the First World Warand the management of the Polish national minority in Germany desired by the SocialDemocrats marked the end of a chapter for Polish-German relations. At the end of the conflict,the German defeat and the new social-democratic government set the stage for years of PolishGerman competition, which can be seen in the numerous conflicts marking the years of theInterwar period.
Books on the topic "Sarre (Allemagne) – Histoire – 20e siècle"
Husson, Édouard. Comprendre Hitler et la Shoah: Les historiens de la République fédérale d'Allemagne et l'identité allemande depuis 1949. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2000.
Find full textBrézet, François Emmanuel. Histoire de la Marine allemande, 1939-1945. [Paris]: Perrin, 1999.
Find full textKoonz, Claudia. Mothers in the fatherland: Women, the family and Nazi politics. London: Jonathan Cape, 1987.
Find full textMothers in the fatherland: Women, the family, and Nazi politics. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1987.
Find full textKoonz, Claudia. Mothers in the fatherland: Women, the family and Nazi politics. London: Methuen, 1988.
Find full textKoonz, Claudia. Mothers in the fatherland: Women, the family and Nazi politics. London: Methuen, 1988.
Find full textKoonz, Claudia. Mothers in the fatherland: Women, the family and Nazi politics. London: Jonathan Cape, 1987.
Find full textMothers in the fatherland: Women, the family and nazi politics. New York: St. Martins Press, 1987.
Find full textLa Photographie du 20e siècle : Museum Ludwig Cologne. Museum Ludwig Cologne: Taschen, 2005.
Find full textKoonz, Claudia. Mothers in the Fatherland: Women, the Family and Nazi Politics. St. Martin's Griffin, 1988.
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