Mass Warfare, Religious Tolerance, and Political Extremism: The German Experience of WWI and Political Turbulence in Germany Between 1919-1933

• In Event: Politics of Identity and (In)Tolerance

Brief Overview

This research explores how the German experience during World War I – including the ethnic composition of German casualties and veterans' varying experiences during the war – affected post-war voting patterns and political violence levels.

Author

• Eran Rubinstein, Yale University