HISTORY IN THE NEWS: NINETEENTH-CENTURY GERMANY

• Mark Davies, "Beethoven, Politics and 'A Musical Utopia," BBC News (May 7, 2003).

• "Notes That Bind; Beethoven's Ninth Symphony," Economist (April 26, 2003).

• Edward Rothstein, "The Ninth, Heavy Mettle," New York Times (April 19, 2003).

• Josef Joffe, "Bismarck's Lessons For Bush," New York Times (May 29, 2002).

• W.A. Coupe, "Bismarck And The Cartoonists," History Today (October 2001).

• Tom Bross, "Back To Normal In Ludwig van Beethoven's Hometown," Christian Science Monitor (June 27, 2001).

• Jo Ann Lewis, "The 19th Century's Deutsche Masters; While Berlin Museum Is Renovated, Underappreciated Treasures Pay A Visit," Washington Post (June 10, 2001).

• Peter Finn, "Some Germans Wary Of New Prussian Pride; Berlin Celebrates A State Founded On Spartan Ideal," Washington Post (January 19, 2001).

• George B. Stauffer, "Beyond Back the Monument, Who Was Bach the Man," New York Times (April 2, 2000).

• Alan Riding, "A Capital Reinstated and Remodeled," New York Times (April 11, 1999).

• "Bismarck (1815-98) Remains One Of History's Great Men; 'Iron Chancellor' Prussian Premier For 28 Years," Edmonton Journal (August 10, 1998).

• "The Best Geopolitician?," Ottawa Citizen (July 31, 1998).

• "Germans Divided Over Bismarck," BBC News (July 30, 1998).

• Fiona Fleck, "Marketing Bismarck's Birthplace," Toronto Star (February 1, 1997).

• "Germans Flock To Bismarck Exhibit," Calgary Herald (September 28, 1990).