Like Snow in the Sun? : The German Minority in Denmark in Historical Perspective /
Like Snow in the Sun? : The German Minority in Denmark in Historical Perspective /
ed. by Peter Thaler.
- 1 online resource (XIV, 231 p.)
Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- List of Illustrations and Tables -- List of Contributors -- Bilingual Glossary of Place Names in North Schleswig/South Jutland -- Preface -- 1 Analyzing Schleswig -- 2 A Community Takes Shape -- 3 To Remain a Schleswiger -- 4 Not a State of Their Own -- 5 On War, Loyalty, and Reconciliation -- 6 Reconstruction—Consolidation—Equality -- 7 Learning to Belong -- 8 Minority in Transition -- 9 Between Openness and Authenticity -- 10 Like Snow in the Sun? -- Bibliography -- Index
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This book analyzes the resiliency of the German community in southern Denmark in a period of national strife. It explores the experience of a small minority that was not primarily separated from its host society by visible markers of language, religion, or appearance but predominately derived its national distinction from personal self-identification. The study's findings demonstrate the significance of this community for a deeper understanding of collective identity formation.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9783110681949 9783110682243 9783110682120
10.1515/9783110682120 doi
20. Jahrhundert.
Dänemark.
Minderheiten.
Schleswig-Holstein.
HISTORY / Modern / General.
Denmark, 20th century. Holstein. Schleswig. minorities.
948.9
Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- List of Illustrations and Tables -- List of Contributors -- Bilingual Glossary of Place Names in North Schleswig/South Jutland -- Preface -- 1 Analyzing Schleswig -- 2 A Community Takes Shape -- 3 To Remain a Schleswiger -- 4 Not a State of Their Own -- 5 On War, Loyalty, and Reconciliation -- 6 Reconstruction—Consolidation—Equality -- 7 Learning to Belong -- 8 Minority in Transition -- 9 Between Openness and Authenticity -- 10 Like Snow in the Sun? -- Bibliography -- Index
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
This book analyzes the resiliency of the German community in southern Denmark in a period of national strife. It explores the experience of a small minority that was not primarily separated from its host society by visible markers of language, religion, or appearance but predominately derived its national distinction from personal self-identification. The study's findings demonstrate the significance of this community for a deeper understanding of collective identity formation.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9783110681949 9783110682243 9783110682120
10.1515/9783110682120 doi
20. Jahrhundert.
Dänemark.
Minderheiten.
Schleswig-Holstein.
HISTORY / Modern / General.
Denmark, 20th century. Holstein. Schleswig. minorities.
948.9