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Rapunzel's Children: The making of democracy in Germany

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Rapunzel's Children: The making of democracy in Germany
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Publisher: Smashwords
ISBN/ASIN: B00FEKQKVE
Number of pages: 87

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Tim Mellage's and Sarah Ledbetter's interpretation of the fairy tale Rapunzel is such a work of true originality. It provides a fascinating method to understanding the social developments of Germany over the past five hundred years -- starting with the Reformation of 1517, through the dark years of two World Wars, to the modern democratic state that we know today -- based on the premonitions and symbols contained within the fairy tale.

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