The leading figure of this country's "youngest historical school" was the author of the six-volume history series Modern Capitalism.
A writer from this present-day country was said to have created "the strongest narcotic" of his century by saying that history should be written "as what actually happened." The leading figure of this country's "youngest historical school" was the author of the six-volume history series Modern Capitalism. Another of this country's historians wrote a three-volume History of Rome, which won him a Nobel Prize in 1903. A Universal History up to the time of ancient Greece was attempted by this country's leading 19th-century historian, who wrote the essay "The Great Powers" and pioneered emphasis on primary sources. Many historians were influenced by an idealist from this country who effectively stated "Africa has no history" in his Lectures on the Philosophy of History and described history as a process of dialectic. For 10 points, name this home country of Georg Hegel.
A writer from this present-day country was said to have created "the strongest narcotic" of his century by saying that history should be written "as what actually happened."
Federal Republic of Germany [or Bundesrepublik Deutschland; be generous and accept historical incarnations such as the German Empire or Weimar Republic] (The thinkers referenced are Walter Benjamin, Werner Sombart, Theodore Mommsen, Leopold von Ranke, and Hegel.) &lt;Historio/Archaeo&gt;