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Theodore Hermann von Laue (geboren am 22. Juni 1916 in Frankfurt am Main; gestorben am 22. Januar 2000 in Worcester, Massachusetts) war ein US-amerikanischer Historiker deutscher Herkunft. Er war ein Sohn des Physik-Nobelpreisträgers Max von Laue
Theodore H. Von Laue (June 22, 1916 in Frankfurt, Germany – January 22, 2000 in Worcester, Massachusetts) was an American historian and professor emeritus of history at Clark University. He was a winner of Guggenheim Fellowship (1962 and 1974).
1. Dez. 2000 · Theodore H. Von Laue, professor emeritus of history at Clark University, died on January 22, 2000, in Worcester, Massachusetts, following a brief illness. For 83 years, Theo lived what might be called a quintessential 20th-century life. He was born in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1916 in the midst of World War I, the son of Max Von Laue ...
In historiography: World history. …of modernization was highlighted by Theodore H. Von Laue (1987) in The World Revolution of Westernization. Von Laue focused on the stresses imposed on the rest of the world by Westernization, which he saw as the root cause of communism, Nazism, dictatorships in developing countries, and terrorism.
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266 Theodore H. Von Laue command over their future enfeebled or abrogated-a fate never experienced in the West. Short of outright annihilation, could there have been greater calamity? And more. The revolution of westernization created a tightly compressed interdependent world, a global order premised on westem
Von Laue, Theodore H. (Theodore Hermann) Contents/Summary. Publisher's summary. Von Laue here presents an entirely new perspective for understanding the dynamics of twentieth-century history. He argues that the global violence and warfare of this century are the consequences of the little-understood world revolution of Westernization.
