Nazi Germany

by Kirk, Tim

• ISBN13: 9780333600726
• ISBN10: 033360072X
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2006-12-12
• Publisher: Red Globe Pr

Summary

Nazi Germany is a succinct general study of the origins and development of the Nazi dictatorship, its impact on Germany and Europe and its consequences for our understanding of German and European history.Tim Kirk focuses on the relationship between Nazism and German society, and covers a number of important and controversial themes, including the social base of Nazism, the role of Hitler in the party and the Third Reich, the impact of Nazism on the everyday lives of ordinary Germans and the relationship between Nazi racial and eugenic policies and the Holocaust.He also examines the role of Hitler and Nazi ideology in the development of German foreign policy and concludes with a review of the many different interpretations and explanations of Nazism.

Author Biography

Tim Kirk is Lecturer in History at the University of Newcastle.

Table of Contents

Introduction * The Origins and Development of Nazism * Politics and the State 1933-1945 * The Economy and Society 1933-1945 * Consensus and Opposition in the Third Reich * Foreign Policy and World War II * Racial Policies and The Holocaust * Nazism, Historians and the Politics of Post-War Europe * Conclusion * Sources * Bibliography * Glossary * Index

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