
Germany’s Hidden Crisis
Liberals praise modern Germany as Europe’s great success story. But behind the veneer of prosperity, resentment is building among ordinary Germans.
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Julia Damphouse is a historian of European socialism. She is a member of the editorial board for the English-language Complete Works of Rosa Luxemburg.

Liberals praise modern Germany as Europe’s great success story. But behind the veneer of prosperity, resentment is building among ordinary Germans.

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