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Sybels and Treitschkes
German historians (Heinrich von Sybel and Heinrich von Treitschke) referenced as nationalistic types.
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Also known as the Sybels and Treitschkes
First appearance: i prejudices of philosophers
Sybels and Treitschkes shows up with force in The European Problem and the Jewish Question. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Cited as examples of German historians with 'closely bandaged heads,' representing the 'Prussian folly' and the clouded German spirit.
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