Between reform, reaction, and resistance : studies in the history of German conservatism from 1789 to 1945 / edited by Larry Eugene Jones and James Retallack.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 503-523) and index.

German conservatism reconsidered -- Politics of revival -- Conservatives and the social question in nineteenth-century Prussia -- Victor Aimé Huber and the emergence of social conservatism -- Court Camarilla and the politics of monarchical restoration in Prussia, 1848-58 -- Between economic interests and radical nationalism -- Anti-Semitism, agrarian mobilization, and the Conservative Party -- Agrarian conservatism in Wilhelmine Germany : Diederich Hahn and the Agrarian League -- Road to Philippi : the Conservative Party and Bethmann Hollweg's "Politics of the diagonal", 1909-14 -- Breakdown or breakthrough? -- Conservatism, National Socialism, and the cultural crisis of the Weimar Republic -- Government without parties -- Organized rural women and the conservative mobilization of the German countryside in the Weimar Republic -- Convergence on the right -- Conservative resistance to Hitler and the fall of the Weimar Republic, 1932-34 -- Limits of collaboration : Edgar Jung, Herbert von Bose, and the origins of the conservative resistance to Hitler, 1933-34.