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Fischer thesis: a standalone construct

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Modern history

the argument, from Fischer, that Germany's leaders deliberately pursued expansionist war aims and bore chief responsibility for the First World War.

In modern history, Fischer thesis refers to the argument, from Fischer, that Germany's leaders deliberately pursued expansionist war aims and bore chief responsibility for the First World War. This meaning comes from Fischer (1961/1984) in Griff nach der Weltmacht.[1]

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References

Fischer, F. (1984). Griff nach der Weltmacht: Die Kriegszielpolitik des kaiserlichen Deutschland 1914/18. Droste. (Original work published 1961) ISBN 9783770009022

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