Description

In the aftermath of World-War II, Prussia--a centuries-old condition critical to Europeis growth--ceased to occur. Within their passion to remove all records of the 3Rd Reich in the planet, the Partners thought that Prussia, the embodiment of German militarism, needed to be eliminated. But as Christopher Clark shows in this history, Prussia's heritage is much more complex. Although now a fading memory in Europe's heartland, the real tale of Prussia provides a remarkable view in to the powerful rise of contemporary Europe.