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Suicide at the End of the Third Reich

open access: yesJournal of Contemporary History, 2006
The Third Reich culminated in a massive wave of suicides. This article traces the origins of this wave, which took place in the spring of 1945, when there was a general feeling among Germans that everything was coming to an end, and analyses its background with reference to nazi propaganda, the nazi cult of death and the Allied occupation of Germany ...
Christian Goeschel, Goeschel, Christian
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[Supply in the Third Reich].

Prispevki za novejso zgodovino, 2002
The author outlines the German war-economy in the period between the First and the Second World War. In more detail, she presents the food supply in the Third Reich (1933-1945) and arrives at the conclusion that, notwithstanding the bad situation after the beginning of the war and the crisis after 1943, the Nazi-Socialist agricultural policy was more ...
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In the Third Reich

2012
During the first five years of Nazi persecution, from 1933 to 1938, about 130,000 of the 525,000 Jews living in Germany left the country. No nation welcomed Jewish refugees; antisemitism was a worldwide disease. Except for a handful of famous people, like Albert Einstein, each escape was a triumph of luck and determination.
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The Third Reich, Nursing, and AJN

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2009
German nurses were complicit in the Holocaust, and this journal failed to report it. The author examines AJN's coverage of the Third Reich and the postwar years, comparing it with that of other popular and professional publications. She argues that in the interest of promoting international cooperation and an image of nursing unity, AJN shirked its ...
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Life in the Third Reich

German Studies Review, 1988
This collection of short articles, originally published in History Today , present some new approaches to the study of Nazi Germany. The subjects include: the role of political violence in bringing the Nazis to power; the nature of the Nazi State; and Nazi policy against the Jews.
David B. King, Richard Bessel
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The Literature of the Third Reich

1994
The student of modern German literature is necessarily confronted by dates which carry a heavy historical significance: 1871 and the formation of the new, second Reich; the outbreak of war in 1914 and the armistice of November 1918; Hitler’s accession to power in 1933; the period of the Second World War, 1939–45; the formation of the two separate ...
Malcolm Humble, Raymond Furness
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SOCIAL OUTCASTS IN THE THIRD REICH

1989
Abstract Of all Nazi atrocities, the extermination of the Jews has, rightly, commanded the most attention from historians and the general public. But this understandable preoccupation with the horrors ofNazi anti-Semitism has led people to overlook the fact that the Jews formed only one, albeit the major, target in a broad campaign ...
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Anatomy in the Third Reich

Annals of Anatomy - Anatomischer Anzeiger, 2012
Sabine, Hildebrandt, Christoph, Redies
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The Third Reich

The German Quarterly, 1986
Mark W. Roche   +2 more
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