Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total War

INDEX

A  |  B  |  C  |  D  |  E

F  |  G  |  H  |  I  |  J

K  |  L  |  M  |  N  |  O

P  |  Q  |  R  |  S  |  T

U  |  V  |  W  |  Z

ABSOLUTISM, monarchical, 37, 40

Anarchism, 48

Anderson, Benjamin M., 218

Andler, Charles, 150

Anti-Semitism, 184–188, 190–192

Aristocratic Doctrine, 116–120

Armament Control, 256–259

Arteigen, defined, 145 n.

Aryanism, the fable of, 169–172

Asia, 98, 278–280

Atlantic Declaration, 226

Austria, 29, 130, 191, 262

Autarky, 3, 72–74

BEARD, Charles, 99 n.

Bebel, August, 166

Belgium, 13, 213

Bethmann-Hollweg, Theobald von, 161

Betriebsführer. See Shop manager

Big business and Nazism, 132–133, 210–211

Bismarck, 28, 31–32, 33, 36, 138–139, 158, 172

Bois-Reymond, Emil du, 14

Bolshevism, 51, 177–180

Brüning, Heinrich, 205

Butter or guns, 115

CALCULATION, economic, under socialism, 54–55

Capitalism, the working of, 49–50

Carlyle, 281

Cartels, 70

Cartels in Germany, 77

Cartels, international, 71–72, 247–249

Center party, German, 134–135, 201

Chauvinism, 1, 122–125

Christianity and Nazism, 174–176

Clemenceau, Georges, 192, 262

Colonies, German, 99

Colonial problems, 96–101

Communism, defined, 51

Condliffe, J. B., 281

Constitutional Conflict, Prussian, 27–28

Consumers’ sovereignty, 49, 182

Copernicus, Nicholas, 15

Corridor, the Polish, 212–213

Credit expansion, 251–254

Croats, 88

Crowther, T. G., 11

Czechs, 81, 95, 276

DARWINISM, 120–122

Delbrück, Hans, 35

Democracy, the meaning of, 50, 119

Democracy and socialism, 51–53

Denmark, 30

Depression of 1929, 218–219

Dictatorship, 178, 193–194, 241–243, 283

Dietzgen, Joseph, 144–145

Discrimination, legal, 182

Dismemberment of Germany, 260–262

Dreyfus Affair, 190

EAST Europe, postwar union of, 271–278

East Indies, 97–98

East Prussia, 212–213

Economic nationalism, 2, 236–237

Education, compulsory, 82–83, 276

Edward VII, King, 148

Engels, Frederick, 153, 164–166

Etatism, 5, 22, 44, 94

Exchange of populations, 263

FASCISM, 11 n., 178 n.

Fatherland party, German, 115

Federal government, 267–271

Frederick II of Prussia, 21, 37–38, 140

Frederick William I of Prussia, 37, 45

Frederick William IV of Prussia, 26–27

Freikorps, 206–207

French nationalism, 120, 190–192

Führer inspired by God, iii

GENERAL Staff, Prussian, 33, 37–39

Goethe, 173, 232

Gold standard, 251–252

Greeks, 89

HAYEK, F. A. von, 53 n.

Hegel, 44

Hentsch, Richard, 39

Hervé, Gustave, 165

Hindenburg program, 58, 203–204

Hitler, 89, 114, 169, 209–210, 216, 221–222

Hitlerism, British and French attitude toward—before 1939, 148, 188–192

Hitler’s rivals, 148, 221–222

Hudal, Alois, 175 n., 185 n.

IBSEN, Henrik, 85

Imperialism, Marxian interpretation of, 70, 109

Income differentiation under socialism, 179

India, British, 97–98

Individuality, historical, 229

Industrial country, predominantly, defined, 57

Inflation, 251–254

Inflation, German, 218–219

Inquisition, 11

International Working Men’s Association, 164–167

Interventionism, defined, 59

Investment, foreign, 101–103, 109–110, 254–255

Irish, 85

Irrationality, 112–116

Italian liberalism, 22

Italian nationalism, 80–81, 115

JAPANESE nationalism, 5, 9, 68, 106

Jews, 169–171, 183–186

Junkers, Prussian, 24, 133–134, 172–174

KANT, 140–141, 239

Kautsky, Karl, 153, 206

Keynes, Lord, 252

Kleist, Heinrich von, 22

LABOR Office, International, 67–68

Labor-unionism, economic consequences of, 64

Labor unions in Germany, 155–158, 219–221

Lassalle, Ferdinand, 31–32, 160

League of Nations, 6, 280–281

Lebensraum, defined, 1

Lenin, Nicolai, 117, 127

Liberalism, 2, 48–51, 94

Liebknecht, Karl, 150, 198

Liliencron, Detlev von, 161

Lincoln, 282

Linguistic assimilation, 82, 87

Linguistic structure, its changeability, 82–83

List, Frederick, 45, 75–76

“Little Germans,” 29

Louise, Queen of Prussia, 87

Ludendorff, General, 39, 40, 186

Luxemburg, Rosa, 150, 196, 198

MADARIAGA, Salvador de, 16–17

Magyars, 81, 89

Man, Henri de, 118

Mandel, Georges, 192

Mannheim, Karl, 145

Marx, Karl, 144, 150–152, 164, 283

Marxism and labor unions, 152

Marxism and “petty bourgeois” policies, 151–152

Meade, J. E., 281

Menger, Carl, 147

Metternich, 260

Michels, Robert, 150

Migration barriers, 10, 67, 104–106, 243–245

Militarism, defined, 35

Minimum wage rates, 63–65

Minorities, conditions under etatism, 83, 94–95

Minorities, protection of, 83

Moltke, Count Helmuth von, Prussian field marshal, 33, 37, 38

Moltke, Helmuth von, Prussian general, 39

Monopoly prices, 69–72

Myths, defined, 125

Nahrungsfreiheit, defined, 285

Napoleon I, 21, 217, 230, 259

Napoleon III, 29–30, 218, 262

Nation and nationality, their meaning in European political thought, 84–89

Nationalism, defined, 2

National character, 231–233

Nationality, the principle of, 80–81, 84–85, 93–94

Nationalization, 203–206

Nazism, essential tenets, 1, 129–131, 147, 222–223

Neutrality in the present war, 238

Nobility, German, 173–174

Norse idiom, 85

Nuremberg laws, 171, 184

OPPENHEIMER, Franz, 283

PAN-GERMANS, 1, 129–131, 147

Pan-Germanism and Nazism, 147

Pacifism, 106, 227, 239

Patriotism, 2

Peace within a liberal world, 50, 91–92

Peace treaties, 256–257

Philosophy, German, 140–143

Planning, 240–241

Platt-Deutsch, 87, 261

Poles, 81, 95, 276

Polylogism, 143–147

Population policy, German, 224

Price control, 61–63, 218–219

Private property under capitalism, 136–137

Producers’ policy, 182

Profits in Nazi Germany, 225–226

Protectionism, 66–69, 249–251

Protectionism, social, 77

Prussian Army, 23–27, 33–35

Publicly owned enterprise, 60

QJISLING, Vidkun, 192, 280

RACE, 169–171

Racial conflicts in Europe, 86, 88–89

Rathenau, Walter, 148, 176

Raw materials, 100, 226–227

Regional economic blocs, 250–251

Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold, 209

Renan, Ernest, 89–91, 238–239

Reparations, 213–216, 259

Restriction of output in American agriculture, 71–72, 249

Restriction of output, international agreements, 72, 247–249

Restrictive measures, 60–61

Revolution, German, 1918, 193–201

Robbins, Lionel, 99 n.

Roon, Albrecht von, 26–28

Rost van Tonningen, 280

Rotary International, 176

Rumanians, 89

Russell, Bertrand, 188 n.

Russia’s potential of defense, 264

SANTAYANA, George, 141–142

Scheidemann, Philipp, 161

Schiller, 19, 22

Schleswig-Holstein, 29–30

Schlieffen, Count Alfred von, 39

Schmitt-Dorotić, Carl, 93

Schmoller, Gustav von, 76, 131 n.

Serbs, 88

Shop manager, 56–57

Silesia, 275

Slovaks, 87

Social Democrats in Germany, 51, 149–168, 193–209

Socialism, defined, 51

Socialism, German pattern, 56–58, 60, 203–204

Socialism and war, 107–111

Socialism, Russian pattern, 56

Socialists of the chair, 76, 147, 158

Socialization, 203–206

Sombart, Werner, iii, 180

Sorel, Georges, 126

Sovereignty, its economic consequences under etatism, 137–138

Sozialpolitik, German, 59, 76, 158–160

Spanish nationalism, 16–17

Spengler, Oswald, 141

“Stab in the back,” 186–188, 216

Stahl, Frederick Julius, 26, 176

Staley, Eugene, 99 n.

Stalin, 178

State, defined, 46

Steding, Christoph, 93

Stein, Lorenz von, 45

Stolper, Gustav, 214

Storm Troops, 209–210

Streit, Clarence, 267–271

Stresemann, Gustav, 148

Strindberg, August, 96

Sulzbach, Walter, 99 n.

Switzerland and the principle of nationality, 87–88

TIRALA, Lothar Gottlieb, 145–146

UKRAINIANS, 95

Unemployment, 64–65, 105, 219

Union, Eastern Democratic, 271–278

United States and the League of Nations, 281

“Unorthodox” present-day economics, 222–223

Ura Linda Chronicle, 15

VERSAILLES, Treaty of, 211–218

Vienna, settlement of 1815, 217–218

Voltaire, 104, 142

WAGNER, Adolf, 76, 131 n.

War, total, 104

Webb, Sidney (Lord Passfield), 158, 178 n,

Weimar Constitution, 198, 201

William I, German emperor, 26–28

William II, German emperor, 34, 36–37, 38

Wilson, President, 5, 148

World Bank, 253–254

World government, 243–245

ZIONISM, 85–86

Zwangswirtschaft. See Socialism, German pattern