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Ansprache Des Ministerprasidenten Dr. Franz Meyers. Der Nationalstaat in Europa ALS Historisches Phanomen (German, Paperback, 1964 ed.)
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Ansprache Des Ministerprasidenten Dr. Franz Meyers. Der Nationalstaat in Europa ALS Historisches Phanomen (German, Paperback, 1964 ed.)
Series: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Fur Forschung Des Landes Nordrhein-Westf, 119
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The lecture makes initial references to the European nation-state
as an historie phenomenon. An attempt must be made today to examine
from comparative aspects the general wealth of ideas and thoughts
of the nation states in Europe, their common ways and means, their
special symbols, but also the different phases of their common
history. The nationalization of modern Europe, which replaced all
other forms of government with the nationally sovereign state,
passed through three major stages, and these three stages
constituted not only a temporal sequence, but they also gave birth
to nation-states of varying types. In the first stage, the modern
nation was formed in England and France as a citizens' community
within an existing state by means of an internal state revolution,
based on specific political values and the will of the people. The
second phase gave rise to nation-states formed from divided parts
of nations; this was the hour of the movements for national unity
in Germany and Italy. In the third phase, in which history has
pushed forward from Western Europe across Central Europe into
Eastern Europe, anational consciousness has developed in the large
supra national monarchies against the state and the national state
in the process of formation is based on secession. Thus, in this
area, all nation-states came into being by breaking away from large
empires. All of Europe is affected by each of these stages, thus
the three-stage process of the nation-state movement retains its
universal character."
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