Weimar Britain: lessons from history in radical times In a cover article for The Spectator, editor Michael Gove wrote: 'The tens of thousands who marched through London at the weekend demanding their country back has been reported as an unprecedented example of mass reactionary protest – a new militancy in defence of what has been lost. But we have seen this before.' ‘It is in history,’ Michael believes, ‘that we have the best guide to our times and how they might develop.’ Saturday’s march and

Today Germany marks the centenary of the Weimar Republic, the nation's first attempt at genuine democracy. One hundred years later, what lessons can we learn from the 'turning point in German history'? | DW News