... on Greenpeace photographs of a Te Whānau-ā-Apanui fishing boat crossing a seismic survey ship contracted to Petrobras in the Raukūmara Basin, Aotearoa New Zealand, and Hawaiian artist Joy Enomoto's Nautilus the Protector woodcut prints, in which a nautilus battles mining infrastructure in the Bismarck Sea...

...Theodore Ropp The Bismarck Episode . By Grenfell Captain Russell R. N. New York : The Macmillan Company , 1949 . Pp. 219 . $3.00. . Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 Book Reviews 123 Between 1944 and 1948 the Co-operative Committee on Library Building Plans...

...Theodore Ropp Breaking the Bismarck Barrier, 22 July 1942-1 May 1944 . By Morison Samuel Eliot . History of United States Naval Operations in World War II , Volume VI . Boston : Little, Brown and Company , 1950 . Pp. xxix , 463 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1951 by Duke University...

...Lillian Parker Wallace Copyright © 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 BISMARCK AND DECAZES: THE WAR SCARE OF 1875 Lillian Parker Wallace CRISIS IS NOT the property solely of the mid-twentieth century. In the spring of 1875 a war scare developed which shook the Continent. Was Europe...

... in trying to bully France into friendship, and his neglect of Germany s interests in backing Austria to the hilt are hardly counterbalanced by his insistence that his country s colonial and naval programs were alienating Great Britain and endangering the strength of the army. For all these failures Bismarck...

...Martin Reuss; Gerald W. Hartwig Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 Bismarck s Imperialism and the Rohlfs Mission Martin Reuss and Gerald W. Hartwig Ich bin kein Kolonialmensch, the German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck said, and most historians have taken him at his word. Even...

...Hans A. Schmitt Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 Bismarck s Unfinished Empire Hans A. Schmitt For more than a century every generation grown to adulthood in the Western world has debated the virtues and weaknesses of Otto von Bismarck. In the course of this persistent dialogue...

... comprising Holstein s diaries for the years 1881-1888. Without qualification, it is the most important single volume to appear in English on the later years of Bismarck s public career. Discreetly edited or artfully composed works such as the letters of the Empress Frederick and the memoirs...

.... Mosse. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1958. Pp. ix, 410. $9.50. This excellently written and well-conceived study removes one more obstruction to a realistic appraisal of Otto von Bismarck. The myth that Bismarck accomplished German unification against the opposition of the European Powers...

.... Napoleon in s uncertain espousal of the cause of subject nationalities alienated Aus­ tria and Russia, while his erratic demands for compensation provoked English distrust. In short, . . . events unconnected with German af­ fairs favored the cause of Prussia and Bismarck. Mosse s skilled mar­ shalling...

... functioning of the Foreign Ministry under Bis­ marck. While no one will be surprised to learn that family connections and friendship, Bismarck s unpredictable favor, and illegitimate ambition played their part in the Wilhelmstrasse as elsewhere; the details are of incalcuable value in assessing the influence...

..., 438. $6.00. Like many studies purporting to be factual summaries, Minna R. Falk s History of Germany contains some interesting interpretations. For ex­ ample, William I and the Bundesrat are more to the forefront in the dis­ cussion of Bismarck s empire than they have been in many recent works...

..., 438. $6.00. Like many studies purporting to be factual summaries, Minna R. Falk s History of Germany contains some interesting interpretations. For ex­ ample, William I and the Bundesrat are more to the forefront in the dis­ cussion of Bismarck s empire than they have been in many recent works...

... bow to the verdict of history, which has repeated its decision of November, 1918. Not only was Hitler defeated in 1945; Bismarck was defeated also. Prospects for Democracy in Germany 453 True, all the great nations of Europe have thrown the full substance of their strength into the fight for hegemony...

.... Like many studies purporting to be factual summaries, Minna R. Falk s History of Germany contains some interesting interpretations. For ex­ ample, William I and the Bundesrat are more to the forefront in the dis­ cussion of Bismarck s empire than they have been in many recent works, and the Kulturkampf...

... summaries, Minna R. Falk s History of Germany contains some interesting interpretations. For ex­ ample, William I and the Bundesrat are more to the forefront in the dis­ cussion of Bismarck s empire than they have been in many recent works, and the Kulturkampf is not considered a complete failure...

... qualification, it is the most important single volume to appear in English on the later years of Bismarck s public career. Discreetly edited or artfully composed works such as the letters of the Empress Frederick and the memoirs of the Chancellors Bismarck, Hohenlohe, and Bulow, even the jottings...

... York: Cambridge University Press, 1958. Pp. ix, 410. $9.50. This excellently written and well-conceived study removes one more obstruction to a realistic appraisal of Otto von Bismarck. The myth that Bismarck accomplished German unification against the opposition of the European Powers is convincingly...

... went to disaster. The fact that united Germany was made immediately possible by the work of the army rendered it easier for Bismarck and his successors to develop even more extensively the arm that had done such signal service for the nation. The navy, as we shall see, was a logical extension...

... dark for a time. But the Hungarian Count Andrassy,the judicious Austrian foreign minister, had swallowed his pride and concluded an alliance with his country s successful enemy and with the recently established Kingdom of Italy, as a result of which he secured Bismarck s sup­ port for his project...