The Nazi revolution : Hitler's dictatorship and the German nation

The Nazi revolution : Hitler's dictatorship and the German nation / revised and edited by Allan Mitchell

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Mitchell, Allan (Other)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Boston : Houghton Mifflin, c1997
Edition:	4th ed
Series:	Problems in European civilization series
Subjects:	Hitler, Adolf > 1889-1945
Contents/pieces:	27 records

1. The theory of a Sonderweg

2. The nazification of a town

3. The ambiguity of religious leaders

4. The ambivalence of anti-semitism

5. The party's electoral appeal

6. The cooperation of big business

7. Fanaticism and calculation

8. The legend of capitalist support

9. The case for continuity

10. Enthusiasm and confusion

11. The control of cultural life

12. The war, the final solution, and the defeat

13. Differences or deviance?

14. Obedient and dissident youth

15. Fantasy and fact

16. Mothers in the fatherland

17. Guilt feelings and perverted sexuality

18. The final step to power

19. Workers in the German labor front

20. Generals and the German resistance

21. German peculiarity in question

22. Tightening the grip

23. The Hitler myth

24. Hitler's racism

25. The three paradoxes of nazism

26. The roots of nazism

27. The wary response of women