The Metternich controversy /
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Reprint of the ed. published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York, in series: European problem studies.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 133-136).
Metternich and the fall of Napoleon: Madelin, L. Traitor to France. Kraehe, E.E. Wise appeaser of France. R�ossler, H. Unwise appeaser of France.--The man and the system: Srbik, H., Ritter von. Statesman of philosophical principles. Groos, K. Vain neurotic. Kissinger, H.A. Responsible statesman of international order. Schroeder, P.W. Short-range opportunist.--Metternich and the Carlsbad decrees: Treitschke, H. von. Reactionary exploiter of Germany. Srbik, H., Ritter von. Honest leader against revolution. Viereck, P. Bulwark against potential fascism. Kissinger, H.A. Winner in the diplomatic contest for Germany.--Metternich's internal policies: Taylor, A.J.P. Perceptive but superficial tinkerer. Haas, A.G. Enligtened but thwarted reformer. Bibl, V. The destructive demon of Austria. Kann, R.A. Statesman in tragic impasse.--Metternich's responsibility for 1848: Valentin, V. Metternich guilty. Hantsch, H. Metternich not guilty.

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