Bulletin Supplement 3 (2006)
From Heimat to Umwelt: New Perspectives on German Environmental History
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Frank Zelko
Environmental Protest in Wilhelmine Berlin: The Campaign to Save the Grunewald
Jeffrey K. Wilson
Nature Conservation in the Age of Classical Modernity: The Landesausschuss für Naturpflege and the Bund Naturschutz in Bavaria, 1905-1933
Richard Hölzl
The World According to Harro: Mentalities, Politics and Social Relations in an Early Modern Coastal Society
Marie Luisa Allemeyer
Urban Needs and Changing Environments: Regensburg’s Wood Supply from the Early Modern Period to Industrialization
Martin Knoll
Nature as a Scarce Consumer Commodity: Vacationing in Communist East Germany
Scott Moranda
German Colonialism and the Beginnings of International Wildlife Preservation in Africa
Bernhard Gißibl
Did They Know What They Were Doing? An Argument for a Knowledge-Based Approach to the Environmental History of Twentieth-Century Agriculture
Frank Uekötter
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