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3 pages in length. Considered to be an imperialist propagandist, Friedrich Fabri's Bedarf Deutschland Der Kolonien? (Does German Need Colonies?) spelled certain rivalry between Germany and Great Britain due to its argument in support of colonial markets, new investment areas and surplus population outlets. This well-received piece of literary work gave rise to a call for political, social, economic and military strength inherent to colonization, inasmuch as Fabri readily compares the benefits of Great Britain's colonizing efforts as compared to the virtually nonexistent presence of German settlements. No additional sources cited.
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and Great Britain due to its argument in support of colonial markets, new investment areas and surplus population outlets. This well-received piece of literary work gave rise to a
call for political, social, economic and military strength inherent to colonization, inasmuch as Fabri (1879) readily compares the benefits of Great Britains colonizing efforts as compared to the virtually nonexistent
presence of German settlements. Fabris (1879) primary and strongest argument revolves around the location of Germany and why she should not be privy to the same benefits afforded Great Britain.
Inasmuch as he deemed the nation "so seaworthy, so industrially and commercially minded, more than other peoples geared to agricultural colonization, and possessing a rich and available supply of
labor" (Fabri, 1879), the author wondered why was it even a question as to whether or not Germany should establish colonies in order to boost its political, social, economic and
military strength. "...Anyone who looks at the globe and notes the steadily increasing colonial possessions of Great Britain, how she extracts strength from them, the skill with which she
governs them, how the Anglo-Saxon strain occupies a dominant position in the overseas territories, he will begin to see the military argument as the reasoning of a philistine" (Fabri, 1879).
Fabris (1879) composition overtly addressed the fact that Great Britain possessed many more advantages over Germany because of it extensive colonization, a point of contention that he said had
become "a matter of life-or death" (Fabri, 1879) in relation to Germanys development. He verbally illustrated the advantageous impact colonization would have upon the nations overall progress, not the
least of which was to be economic in nature. Clearly, Fabri (1879) looked upon colonization as being a viable solution for Germanys myriad problems, pointing to specific issues with
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