After World War I, not only natural science, but also the whole academic culture of Germany showed a scene of prosperity. There is no need to elaborate on Heidegger's position in the history of philosophy. Marx and Weber shocked the whole history of social science. Schmidt is one of the final figures influencing modern constitutionalism. In terms of psychology, the Gestalt school has also sprung up quietly. In literature, two Nobel laureates, Hoptman and Thomas Mann, shine. LeMarc's No War on the Western Front is one of the most famous works of the last century. Drama, film and music are also rapidly entering the golden age, and their styles have become fascinating and diverse. Germany seems to be trying to win back what it has lost politically and economically, from science and culture. For a regime that was struggling internally and externally at that time and changed many cabinets in 14 years, such prosperity is also a small miracle.
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After World War I, Germany led the world in academic culture