What We’re Reading: Violent German Things

Weekly reviews of what's on our bookshelves.

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The Peasant War in Germany By Friedrich Engels After participating in the German Revolution of 1848, Friedrich Engels reflected on its aftermath and began a study of German peasant revolts. The result was “The Peasant War in Germany,” first published in 1870, about the uprising in 1524-1525. Though there are more exhaustive studies of the […]

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Zachary Knuth
Zachary Knuth
Zachary Knuth is an analyst at Geopolitical Futures. He brings a global perspective and interdisciplinary knowledge that draws from his work in philosophy, sociology, community development, religion and history. He spent four years living in China, complimenting time spent in Mexico, Jordan, Israel, Thailand and Japan. He earned his bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Covenant College. He is a certified English teacher and conversant in Mandarin.
Ryan Bridges
Ryan Bridges
https://geopoliticalfutures.com/author/rbridges/
Ryan Bridges is an editor with Geopolitical Futures, having spent years both editing and writing geopolitical articles. He joined Geopolitical Futures in 2017 and spent over a year as a geopolitical analyst writing on Europe and focusing on issues relating to the European Union. His expertise as an editor was in high demand so he recently made the change back to editing rather than analyzing. Prior to Geopolitical Futures Mr. Bridges worked for seven years as an editor at Stratfor. He earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas, where he studied political science with a minor in philosophy. Mr. Bridges lives and works from Germany and also travels extensively in the region. He speaks some German.

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