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EUH-6939 Nazi Germany: Politics, Culture and Society

This research seminar will examine the rise of Hitler and the politics, culture and society of the Third Reich. It will focus on motivations for people’s behavior, the relationship between coercion and consent, and the nature and functioning of the dictat

The EUH 6939: Hitler and Nazi Germany Course Subject Guide is a comprehensive resource hub tailored to support our students in taking this course with their research endeavors as they dive deep into the world of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany's Politics, Culture, and Society Within this guide, users journey down various pathways to locate research materials on their research topic, uncovering a wealth of curated materials, databases, and tools to facilitate historical inquiry and scholarship.

Navigating through the guide, users encounter meticulously organized tabs, each offering a distinct avenue for historical exploration:

Find Books: Delve into a vast collection of resources available through the library catalog, ranging from foundational works on Nazi Germany to specialized monographs on Hitler's rise to power and the Third Reich. This section provides access to physical holdings and electronic resources, ensuring users can access a variety of perspectives on this critical period in history.

Get Articles: Access a wealth of scholarly articles from leading historical journals through direct links to databases or expansive online collections. These databases offer a breadth of literature on Nazi Germany, including peer-reviewed articles, case studies, and reviews, allowing users to engage deeply with current historical research and interpretations.

Browse Journals: Immerse yourself in the world of historical scholarship by exploring journals dedicated to 20th-century European history, World War II, and the Holocaust. This section provides direct access to reputable journals authored by professionals within the field, offering invaluable insights into the historical analysis of Hitler's Germany.

Web Resources: Recognizing the value of online resources in historical studies, this section directs users to meticulously curated primary source subject guides developed by an FAU librarian, including Germany in World War II, Faces of Nazi Germany during World War II, and The Holocaust. These comprehensive guides provide access to digitized primary sources, online exhibits, and resources on historical research methods, offering unique insights into key figures of the Nazi regime, the systematic persecution of European Jews, and the broader context of World War II. By leveraging these expertly curated resources, researchers can delve deep into authentic materials from the period, gaining invaluable firsthand perspectives on this critical and complex era of human history.

Remember, this guide will evolve with your research needs throughout the course. If you encounter any challenges or need assistance refining your research strategy, don't hesitate to contact me or another librarian. We're here to help you navigate these resources and develop your research skills in studying Hitler and Nazi Germany.