Bulletin of the German Historical Institute

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Format:	Revue
Langue:	English
Publié:	Washington, DC : Inst, 1987-
Sujets:	German Historical Institute (Washington, D.C.) > Periodicals Germany > History > Periodicals Zeitschrift
Contenu:	50 notices

1. The trial of Adolf Eichmann : retrospect and prospect ; [ conference at the University of Toronto, September 8-10, 2012]

2. Nationalism on the margins : Silesians between Germany and Poland ; 1848-1945

3. Memory, Democracy, and the Mediated Nation : Political Cultures and Regional Identities in Germany, 1848-1998

4. Penal Reform in Modern Germany, 1880-1945

5. Gender, sexuality, and belonging: female homosexuality in Germany, 1890-1933

6. Annihilation in Africa : the "Race War" in German Southwest Africa (1904-1908) and its Significance for a Global History of Genocide

7. The shadows of total war : Europe, East Asia, and the United States, 1919-1939

8. Dispossession : the plundering of German Jewry, 1933-1945 and beyond

9. Death in Berlin, 1933-1961

10. Acting Czech, Marking Germans : Nationality Politics in Bohemia and Moravia, 1939-1947

11. Creating killers : the Nazification of the Black Sea Germans and the Holocaust in southern Ukraine ; 1941-1944

12. The Dissolution of the Third Reich : Crisis Management and Collapse, 1943-1945

13. Disappointed hopes for spontaneous mass conversions : German responses to allied atrocity film screenings, 1945-46

14. Migrants as "translators" : mediating external influences on Post-World War II Western Europe, 1945 - 1973

15. Dealing with the Past Abroad : German Immigrants' Vergangenheitsbewältigung and their Relations with Jews in North America since 1945

16. Restitution policy and the transformation of Holocaust memory : the impact of the american "crusade for justice" after 1989

17. Remembering and forgetting Germany's first democracy : reflections on the founding of the Weimar Republic in 2019

18. Studying the history of National Socialism and the Holocaust : toward an agenda for the 21st century

19. The re-germanization procedure : a domestic model for Nazi empire-building

20. The German foreign office, the Nazi dictatorship, and the Holocaust : a critical commentary on Das Amt und die Vergangenheit

21. Corporate freedom of action in Nazi Germany : a response to Peter Hayes

22. Who still talked about the extermination of the Armenians? : imperial Germany and the Armenian genocide

23. Corporate freedom of action in Nazi Germany

24. Aesthetics and Politics : from Cologne Cathedral to the Holocaust Memorial

25. From destruction to preservation : jewish sites in Germany and Poland after the Holocaust

26. German-American Encounters after World War II and the Holocaust

27. The Fight for the Files : Captured German Records after World War II

28. The object's afterlife : nazi-looted precious metal objects, art history, and jewish history in postwar Germany

29. German Jewish "enemy aliens" in the United States during the Second World War

30. "I am no Anti-Semite, but I am also no Jew" : German Liberalism and the "Jewish Question" in the Third Reich

31. Diversity, Inclusivity, and "Gemanness" in Latin Amercia during the Interwar Period

32. The second generation : historians of modern Germany in postwar America

33. Foundation violence : atrocities and the birth of German democracy

34. Telling the Story : Survivor Testimony and the Narration of the Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial

35. Emplacing Memory Through the City : the New Berlin

36. The opportunities and challenges of democracy : Weimar and beyond

37. The Generation of Memory : Reflections on the "Memory Boom" in Contemporary Historical Studies

38. Did sex bring down the Weimar Republic?

39. The German Insurance Business in National Socialist Germany

40. City streets and civil unrest : the costs of violence in the Weimar and Nazi eras

41. The consumer on the home front : Second World War civilian consumption in comparative perspective

42. National Socialism and the search for international order : comment

43. Inventing interwar diplomacy : why the Weimar Republic was represented by socialists, conservatives, and women at the league of nations

44. Nazi Crimes and the Law

45. The Genesis of Nazi Policy : Structure and Decision-Making Process ; New Research on the National Socialist System of Rule

46. The German foreign office and the past

47. The German foreign office revisited

48. The Geography of Germanness : Recentering German History in Interwar Poland

49. Political religion in modern Germany : reflections on nationalism, socialism, and national socialism

50. National Socialism and the search for international order

Bulletin of the German Historical Institute

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