Hitler's Germany, 1929-41 - History

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Contents

Why did Hitler gain power in 1933?

How was Germany governed by Hitler?

How far did society change because of Hitler’s regime?

Why did Hitler gain power in 1933?

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

The Rise of Nazism

Dr Lisa Pine, London South Bank University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

The Great Depression

Dr Lisa Pine, London South Bank University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Who voted for the Nazis?

Dr Lisa Pine, London South Bank University

GERMANY – THE RISE OF THE NAZI PARTY, 1918-33

Timeline

Prof. Sir Richard Evans, University of Cambridge

GERMANY – THE RISE OF THE NAZI PARTY, 1918-33

Did Proportional Representation Cause Political Instability?

Prof. Sir Richard Evans, University of Cambridge

GERMANY – THE RISE OF THE NAZI PARTY, 1918-33

Did the Power and Personality of the President Undermine the Republic?

Prof. Sir Richard Evans, University of Cambridge

GERMANY – THE RISE OF THE NAZI PARTY, 1918-33

Was the Weimar Republic Undermined by Inflation?

Prof. Sir Richard Evans, University of Cambridge

GERMANY – THE RISE OF THE NAZI PARTY, 1918-33

Was the Republic Destroyed by the Depression?

Prof. Sir Richard Evans, University of Cambridge

GERMANY – THE RISE OF THE NAZI PARTY, 1918-33

Did Hitler Come to Power Legally?

Prof. Sir Richard Evans, University of Cambridge

How was Germany governed by Hitler?

GERMANY – THE NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS, 1933-45

Introduction

Prof. Nik Wachsmann, Birkbeck College, London

GERMANY – THE NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS, 1933-45

The Early Camps

Prof. Nik Wachsmann, Birkbeck College, London

GERMANY – THE NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS, 1933-45

Perpetrators

Prof. Nik Wachsmann, Birkbeck College, London

GERMANY – THE NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS, 1933-45

Prisoners

Prof. Nik Wachsmann, Birkbeck College, London

GERMANY – THE NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS, 1933-45

The Holocaust

Prof. Nik Wachsmann, Birkbeck College, London

GERMANY – THE NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMPS, 1933-45

The Public and the Camps

Prof. Nik Wachsmann, Birkbeck College, London

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

The Ideology of the Nazi Party

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Establishing a Dictatorship

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

The Nature of the Nazi Government

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Foreign Policy

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Opposition and Dissent

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Terror and Repression

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Consensus and Support

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

The Holocaust

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Propaganda and the Hitler Myth

Dr Lisa Pine, London South Bank University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Coercion and Terror

Dr Lisa Pine, London South Bank University

How far did society change because of Hitler’s regime?

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Women

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Education and Culture

Prof. Neil Gregor, Southampton University

GERMANY – NAZI GERMANY, 1933-45

Women in Nazi Germany

Dr Lisa Pine, London South Bank University

GERMANY - WEIMAR AND NAZI CULTURE, 1918-45

Culture and Politics: 1918-45

Prof. David Imhoof, Susquehanna University

GERMANY - WEIMAR AND NAZI CULTURE, 1918-45

Culture, the Early 1930s

Prof. David Imhoof, Susquehanna University

GERMANY - WEIMAR AND NAZI CULTURE, 1918-45

Culture in the Third Reich, 1933-45

Prof. David Imhoof, Susquehanna University

GERMANY - WEIMAR AND NAZI CULTURE, 1918-45

The Restriction and Politicisation of Culture under the Nazis

Prof. David Imhoof, Susquehanna University