Etat et nation en Allemagne au xxeme siecle examines the evolution of the German state and the concept of nation throughout the twentieth century. The authors trace political transformations from the imperial era through the Weimar Republic, the Nazi regime, postwar division, and eventual reunification. By analyzing legal frameworks, ideological shifts, and social movements, the study shows how state institutions and national identity interacted and reshaped each other during periods of crisis and stability. The work draws on archival sources, legislative documents, and contemporary commentary to provide a nuanced account of Germany’s complex path toward a unified democratic nation-state. It is intended for scholars of modern European history, political science, and those interested in the interplay of state formation and nationalism.

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