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• Karl Haushofer
  '''Karl Haushofer''' (1869-1946), a German general and later academic, popularized the concep | title = The Daemon of Geopolitics: Karl Haushofer, and Adolf Hitler
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• Karl Haushofer/Definition
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• Karl Haushofer/Related Articles
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• Karl Haushofer
  '''Karl Haushofer''' (1869-1946), a German general and later academic, popularized the concep | title = The Daemon of Geopolitics: Karl Haushofer, and Adolf Hitler
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• Geopolitics
  ...ld. The term was introduced by the German military officer and academic, [[Karl Haushofer]], but acquired connotations of being a "Nazi science", and the term was de | title = The Daemon of Geopolitics: Karl Haushofer, and Adolf Hitler
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• Lebensraum/Related Articles
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• Richard Walter Darre
  ...y clashed later in his career. While in Artamanen, he shared ideas with [[Karl Haushofer]], another member. His "blood and soil" ideas were part of ''[[Lebensraum]
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• Rudolf Hess
  ...[[Munich]], and was extremely interested in the geopolitical theories of [[Karl Haushofer]]. ...on."<ref>Shirer, pp.47-48</ref> Hess introduced Hitler to his professor, [[Karl Haushofer]]....
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• Lebensraum
  His thinking was influenced, although not a quote, of [[Karl Haushofer]]'s theories of [[geopolitics]], which treated [[state]]s as biological org
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• Political beginnings of Hitler/Related Articles
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• Pan-German nationalism
  It fit into the broad doctrine of geopolitics defined by Karl Haushofer, which viewed states as biological organisms that would compete for resourc
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• Aritomo Yamagata
  ...it. His thinking affected the [[geopolitics|geopolitical]] doctrine of [[Karl Haushofer]], who studied in Japan.
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• Japanese militarism
  ...early Japanese militarization impressed the German soldier and scholar, [[Karl Haushofer]], and his work in [[geopolitics]].
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• Hitler as military leader
  ...influence. He had been having foreign policy discussions with Professor [[Karl Haushofer]] and his son, [[Albrecht Haushofer]].
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