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In the later phases of World War I, Bavaria became diplomatically active. Berlin's wartime centralization threatened the federative constitutional structure of 1870-71 and placed severe socio-economic burdens on Bavaria. The professors and Bohemians of Munich looked towards Washington and then Moscow to escape the cobwebs of Berlin. Yet, in their efforts to end the war and build a new society they neglected to preserve Bavaria's historic rights which vanished in the centralization of the Weimar Constitution.

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The Author: Siegfried H. Sutterlin holds a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota. He was a Senior Fulbright Scholar in Germany in 1991. Currently, he teaches at Indian Hills Community College and also serves as an Adjunct Professor for Buena Vista College. Dr. Sutterlin has published more than 100 columns in six midwestern papers and is a member of the Fulbright Association, the American Historical Association, the Academy of Political Science and the Pro Scientia, A.P. Society, which he also founded.

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