Germany and the World since 1815

Focusing on the social, cultural, and political evolution of the German people, this textbook situates modern Germany within a global context, emphasizing the influence of transnational trends from the Napoleonic wars to present-day. It highlights the roles of non-state actors and intercultural exchanges, exploring topics such as German migration to the Americas and the resulting diaspora. Key themes include the transfer of cultural practices, like football and Christmas traditions, and the international implications of German developments in areas like eugenics.