The rise of Nazi Germany / Don Nardo, book editor

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Nardo, Don (Other)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	San Diego, Calif : Greenhaven Press, c1999
Series:	Turning points
Subjects:	Hitler, Adolf National socialism Jews > Persecutions > Germany Germany > Politics and government > 1933-1945 Germany > Economic conditions > 1918-1945 Germany > Social conditions > 1918-1933
Contents/pieces:	22 records

1. Sports used as propaganda : the 1936 Olympic Games

2. Anschluss : the reunification of Germany and Austria

3. Hitler and Mussolini create the Berlin-Rome axis

4. The nazis' failed "beer hall Putsch"

5. The myth of Germany's betrayal led to the rise of nazism

6. Hitler writes "Mein Kampf", the nazi bible

7. Capturing the minds and hearts of Germany's youth

8. Nazi persecution of Jews and Christians

9. Strict nazi controls of the press and other forms of communication

10. Hitler consolidates power by eliminationg the SA and other potential opponents

11. Lack of international cooperation and controls

12. The nazi dismember Czechoslovakia

13. Germany's post-world war I economic troubles

14. Education in the Third Reich

15. The nazi gain strength by exploiting the electoral system

16. The SS and Gestapo enforce the nazi police state

17. The fall of nazi Germany

18. Women's role in nazi Germany

19. The origins of Hitler and the nazi party

20. Who joined the nazi party?

21. The terms of the Versailles treaty led to the rise of nazism

22. The nazi-Soviet pact and outbreak of war