Debates on a Burden: Exploring the Connotations of the Wehrmacht in Post-War German Politics

the centre-left SPD showed the lowest frequency.For the second peak, the relative frequency of the term was highest for the centre-left Grne and the left-wing PDS.Both the FDP and SPD exhibited only half the average relative frequency.The centre-right CDU/CSU's values were about average for both peaks.

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Journal of Digital History
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2025-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1515/jdh-2025-0002
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European history and politics
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Debates on a Burden: Exploring the Connotations of the Wehrmacht in Post-War German Politics

Maximilian Teich
Journal of Digital History
European history and politics
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Debates on a Burden: Exploring the Connotations of the Wehrmacht in Post-War German Politics

Maximilian Teich
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Abstract

the centre-left SPD showed the lowest frequency.For the second peak, the relative frequency of the term was highest for the centre-left Grne and the left-wing PDS.Both the FDP and SPD exhibited only half the average relative frequency.The centre-right CDU/CSU's values were about average for both peaks.

Journal of Digital HistoryVol. 4(1)
University of Passau (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
European history and politics
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