The awakening of the German people

University of Jena. In the course of a varied Hfe, he has held office under the Ministry of Justice in the Grand Duchy of Saxe Weimar, he has taught International and Commercial Law at Tokio, and he has had experience of the diplomatic service under the German Foreign Office, being resident for some time in London. In more recent years he has devoted himself to the academic life, teaching International Law in the University of Berne. Professor Nippold is a writer of great eminence and authority on the subject with which his name is connected. His first important work, Der Volkerrechtliche Vertrag, appeared as long ago as 1894; his greatest work in recent years has centred round the Second Hague Conference. In Great Britain, however. Professor Nippold is, no doubt, most widely known as the author of Der Deutsche Chauvinismus, a book which was published at Stuttgart in 1913. A part from a few pages of commentary, this volume consists almost exclusively of extracts from the German Press, reports of meetings of various organisations, and selections from chauvinistic addresses.
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