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This page was created with non-specialists in mind who want to understand the origins and content of National Socialist ideology. Links to online sources and recommended readings are provided, as are primary readings. Some readings listed below are difficult to find, which is why we have listed their availability at major research libraries. Some may also be available at public libraries. Whenever possible we have tried to locate copies of these books online for readers to purchase. Note: We will be updating this page periodically as it is intended to be a guide to the initial study of National Socialism. It is not intended at this point to be a definitive listing on the subject. BRIEF STATEMENT OF PUBLICATIONS PRINCIPLES. The World Future Fund serves as a source of documentary material, reading lists and internet links from different points of view that we believe have historical significance. The publication of this material is in no way whatsoever an endorsement of these viewpoints by the World Future Fund, unless explicitly stated by us. As our web site makes very clear, we are totally opposed to ideas such as racism, religious intolerance and Communism. However, in order to combat such evils, it is necessary to understand them by means of the study of key documentary material. For a more detailed statement of our publications standards click here. GENERAL • ADOLF HITLER • THE SS • FOREIGN POLICY GENERALPLAN OST • NUREMBERG PARTY RALLIES • PROPAGANDA • HITLER YOUTH • ARCHITECTURE NAZISM AND ECOLOGY • NAZI LEADERS • FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS • VIDEO RESOURCES GERMAN PHILOSOPHY/INTELLECTUAL BACKGROUND • EXTERNAL DOCUMENTARY COLLECTIONS ONLINE READINGS
WFF Research Guide: Totalitarianism in Germany: The Official Sources English
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WFF Research Guide: Readings on The Structure of the Nazi State English WFF Selected Hitler Speeches - English Index RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Ian Kershaw, Hitler 1889-1936: Hubris (New York: W.W. Norton &Company, 1998). Library of Congress Call Number DD247 .H5 K462 1999. Ian Kershaw, Hitler 1936-1945: Nemesis (New York: W.W. Norton &Company, 2000). Library of Congress Call Number DD247 .H5 K46 2000. Hershaw is competent scholar but the book lacks editorial vision. Buy Hitler 1889-1936: Hubris at Amazon.com Buy Hitler 1936-1945: Nemesis at Amazon.com William Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (New York: Simon & Schuster Reprint, 1990). Shirer's book is very good, particularly in that it provides short, but very observant comments on the intellectual roots of Nazism. The role of Martin Luther is very well explained here. Shirer, unlike most historians of Hitler, lived and worked in Nazi Germany for years. For the record, Hitler abolished the term Third Reich in 1942 and replaced it with the term the Greater German Reich. Buy The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich at Amazon.com EXTERNAL LINKS
Official Program of the Nazi Party "The 25 Points" (February 24, 1920) ONLINE READINGS
My Struggle
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WFF Document: Houston Stewart Chamberlain Letter to Hitler (October 7, 1923)
English and German Copies of some of Hitler's speeches, both complete and excerpted, can be found online. Some of these speeches have been translated into English as well. However, these speeches, both in the original German and in English translation, should be treated with caution. The speeches are frequently posted on the web sites of extremist groups, no indication is given whether or not the speech is complete, and translations can be of poor quality. WFF Selected Hitler Speeches - English Index Hitler Speeches IMPORTANT PRINTED SOURCES Max Domarus, ed. Hitler: Speeches and Proclamations, 1932-1945. 5 Vols. Trans. Mary Fran Gilbert (Wauconda, IL: Bolchazy-Carducci, 1990-1999). Library of Congress # DD247.H5 A57513 1990. Domarus' set has long been considered the number one published source for Hitler's speeches. However, our research has uncovered several significant shortcomings in the Domarus volumes. These problems include speeches that has been left out, as well as speeches that are only provided in fragmentary form. For the problems that exist in the Domarus set and other published collections of Hitler speeches see our report The Speeches of Adolf Hitler: Problems in Documentary Record (Click here for the German version of the report). Order the Domarus set from Amazon or Abebooks.
Hitler's Table Talk, 1941-1944. 3rd Ed. (Enigma Books, 2000) Philipp Bouhler (ed.), Der Großdeutsche Freiheitskampf: Reden Adolf Hitlers, 3 Bände. (München: Zentralverlag der NSDAP, 1940-1943). Library of Congress # DD247.H5 A613 1943 Published by the NSDAP press in three volumes over the period from 1940 to 1943, these compilations include complete texts of speeches Hitler gave during each year. They are an invaluable source for the speeches of the Nazi leader. Order Der Grossdeutsche Freiheitskampf from Abebooks. ONLINE READINGS WFF Document: The Charges against the SS at Nuremberg WFF Document: "The Organization and Obligations of the SS" Speech by Heinrich Himmler (1937) REINHARD HEYDRICH
WFF Document: Reinhard Heydrich, "Wandlungen unseres Kampfes (The
Transformation of Our Struggle)"
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WFF Document: Reinhard Heydrich Funeral Eulogies
German IMPORTANT PRINTED SOURCES Werner Best, Die Deutsche Polizei (Darmstadt: L.C. Wittich, 1941). Library of Congress Call Number HV 8207 .B4 1941. German Günther D’Alquen, Die SS: Geschichte, Aufgabe und Organisation der Schutzstaffel der NSDAP (Berlin: Junker und Dünnhaupt Verlag, 1939). German Richard Walter Darré, Neuadel aus Blut und Boden (München: Lehmann Verlag, 1935). Library of Congress Call Number CS 617 .D3 1939. German Richard Walter Darré, Das Bauerntum als Lebensquelle der nordischen Rasse (Munich: Lehmann, 1937). Library of Congress Call Number GN 549 .T4 D3 1937. German Das Schwarze Korps. Zeitung der Schutzstaffel der NSDAP, 1-11 (1935-1945). Complete collections are available at the library of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM Library) and the Library of Congress, Microfilm 0596, Microfilm Reading Room, Jefferson LJ139B. German RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Heinz Höhne, The Order of The Death's Head: The Story of Hitler's SS. Trans. Richard Barry (New York: Penguin Books, 2000). Library of Congress Call Number DD253.6 .H613 2000. Despite being published almost forty years ago, Höhne's history of the SS remains the best available. Buy The Order of the Death's Head at Amazon.com Robert L. Koehl, The Black Corps: The Structure and Power Struggles of The Nazi SS (Madison, WI : University of Wisconsin Press, 1983). Library of Congress Call Number DD253.6 .K63 1983. A now classic and solid scholarly account of the history of the SS. Buy The Black Corps at Amazon.com Peter Padfield, Himmler: Reichsführer-SS (New York: Holt, 1991). Library of Congress Call Number DD247 .H46 P33 1991. One of the most thorough and readable biographies of SS Chief Heinrich Himmler.
Buy Himmler at Amazon.com Ackermann's book is a fascinating and invaluable study of Heinrich Himmler as the ideological leader who shaped the SS according to his own worldview. Without Himmler, Hitler's SS would never have developed a fully formed ideology and well deserved reputation for ruthlessness. Ackermann's book is out of print and therefore difficult to find, which is why we provide a library call number. Unfortunately it is also only available in German. Read the Table of Contents: Heinrich Himmler als Ideologue by Josef Ackermann Search for Heinrich Himmler als Ideologue at Abebooks Michael Kater, Das "Ahnenerbe" der SS (Stuttgart: Deutsche
Verlags-Anstalt, 1974). Library of Congress Call Number IMPORTANT PRINTED SOURCES Documents on German Foreign Policy, 1918-1945. Series D
(Washington, DC: Dept. of State US GPO, 1949) English Nazi-Soviet
Relations, 1939-1941 English ONLINE READINGS
WFF Document: David Lloyd George on Meeting Hitler, (Published September 17,
1936) English
WFF Document: Transcripts of the Adolf Hitler-Vyacheslav
Molotov Meeting in Berlin, 1940 English RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Anthony Read and David Fisher, The Deadly Embrace: Hitler, Stalin, and the Nazi-Soviet Pact, 1939-1941 (London: M. Joseph, 1988). Library of Congress Call Number D749.5.R8 R43 1988b. The single best diplomatic history of Nazi-Soviet Relations between 1939 and 1941. Buy The Deadly Embrace at Amazon.com Raymond J. Sontag and James S. Beddie, eds., Nazi-Soviet Relations, 1939-1941: Documents from the Archives of the German Foreign Office (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1976). Library of Congress Call Number D751 .G46 1976. A fascinating and illuminating collection of diplomatic documents on the twenty-two month long alliance between the USSR and Nazi Germany. Buy Nazi-Soviet Relations at Amazon.com Fritz Fischer, Germany's Aims in the First World War (New York: W.W. Norton, 1968). Library of Congress Call Number D515 .F2713. Many people remain unaware that the aims of Eastern European conquest Hitler espoused in the Second World War were taken directly from plans developed by the German General Staff during the First World War. Fischer's classic book remains the single best explanation of those aims. It is essential for understanding the military and foreign policy goals of the Third Reich. Buy Germany's Aims in the First World War at Amazon.com Carl Boyd, The Extraordinary Envoy: General Hiroshi Oshima and Diplomacy in the Third Reich, 1934-1939 (Washington, DC: University Press of America, 1980). Library of Congress Call Number DS885.5.O7 B69. Buy The Extraordinary Envoy at Amazon.com Carl Boyd, Hitler's Japanese Confidant: General Oshima Hiroshi and MAGIC intelligence, 1941-1945 (Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 1993). Library of Congress Call Number D810.C88 B69 1993. Buy Hitler's Japanese Confidant at Amazon.com ONLINE READINGS
WFF Research Report: General
Plan East A Study in Nazi Geopolitical Strategy English
WFF Collection: Documentary
Material on General Plan East English
WFF Document: Adolf Hitler's Secret Military Conferences on Russia, July 1940
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Document: A German View of British Imperialism RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Ihor Kamenetsky, Secret Nazi Plans for Eastern Europe: A Study of Lebensraum Policies (New York: Bookman Associates, 1961). Library of Congress Call Number D802. P6 K22. Although dated, Kamenetsky provides an excellent and easily understood summary of the theoretical origins of Nazi colonization plans by exposing their basis in geopolitical and “Blood and Soil” thinking in pre-1933 Germany. Kamenetsky's book is now out-of-print. Occasionally a copy may be found for purchase at Abebooks.
Czesław Madajczyk "General Plan East:
Hitler's Master Plan for Expansion," in Polish Western Affairs, vol.
III, no. 2 (1962) Rolf-Dieter Mueller, Hitlers Ostkrieg und die deutsche Siedlungspolitik: Die Zusammenarbeit von Wehrmacht, Wirtschaft und SS (Frankfurt/Main: Fischer, 1991). Library of Congress Call Number D764 .M823 1991. German A combined monograph and documentary collection on the connections between Nazi Germany’s war in the east and the planned exploitation of the conquered territory. Mueller includes a section on the complicity of the German military in developing SS plans to reshape Eastern Europe. Search for Hitlers Ostkrieg at Abebooks ONLINE READINGS
WFF Research Guide: Nuremberg Rally Schedules (1934-1938) English The regime published annual yearbooks commemorating the Nuremberg rallies from 1933 to 1938. These books, to which we refer as the "blue books" because of their blue cloth covers, contain extensive photography and the texts of speeches from the rallies. These books are very hard to find, but certain volumes can be found at Abebooks. For more information on the documentary sources available on the Nuremberg rallies see our guide The Documentary Record of the Nuremberg Rallies.
In addition to the annual "blue books" the regime also printed smaller, "red books," which were red cloth bound guides to the Nuremberg rallies for every year. These book too are very difficult to find, but often can be found at Abebooks. For more information on the documentary sources available on the Nuremberg rallies see our guide The Documentary Record of the Nuremberg Rallies.
HEINRICH HOFFMANN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTIONS As Adolf Hitler's personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann had unlimited access to the events of every Nuremberg Party Day rally. He used this access to create photo albums of each rally throughout the 1930s. Here is a complete list of Hoffmann's Nuremberg Party Day rally photo albums.
RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Hamilton T. Burden, The Nuremberg Party Rallies: 1923-1939 (New York: Praeger, 1968). Library of Congress call number DD 253.27 .B8 1968. Some excerpts from the speeches of Hitler and other Nazi leaders are available in this work. AUDIO-VIDEO SOURCE
Triumph of the Will EXTERNAL LINKS Nuremberg Rally
Grounds: Past and Present German JOSEPH GOEBBELS: ONLINE READINGS Joseph Goebbels was the head of Nazi Germany's Ministry for Propaganda and
Public Enlightenment. A skilled orator, second only to Hitler, Goebbels remained
by Hitler's side until the very end in the Berlin bunker. Goebbels is also
interesting figure for his thoughts on the shape of a united Europe following
the war. IMPORTANT PRINTED SOURCES THE VÖLKISCHER BEOBACHTER German The Völkischer Beobachter was the official newspaper of the Nazi Party. Its content was dictated by Goebbels' Ministry for Propaganda. The Völkischer Beobachter may be found in the Library of Congress, Newspaper & Current Periodical Reading Room, Madison Building, LM133. Copies of the VB are available either on microfilm or in bound hard copy volumes. University and community libraries may also have collections of the VB for use by their patrons. The VB is also available at the library of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, but only on microfilm. This makes it a difficult source to use. In addition, the articles are printed in Fraktur, which is a complicated German script to read. The USHMM library holds a complete set of the VB on microfilm. Click here to access the Library of Congress Online Catalog or click here to access the USHMM Library Catalog. Ordering Microfilm Copies: Organizations and individuals wishing to order microfilm of the VB an do so via Mikropress or from the Library of Congress. The costs vary depending on the kind of film ordered. For detailed instructions and information on ordering see the web site of the LC Photoduplication Service For additional information on German historical sources available in the Washington, DC area see the WFF Guide to German Historical Records in Washington D.C. RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Ernest K. Bramsted, Goebbels and National Socialist Propaganda, 1925-1945 (East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press, 1965). Library Call Number DD256.5 .B674 1965. Search for Goebbels and National Socialist Propaganda at Abebooks Rudolf Semmler, Goebbels: The Man Next to
Hitler (New York: AMS Press, 1981). Library Call Number DD247.G6 S4
1981. Helmut Heiber, Goebbels. Trans. John K. Dickinson (New York: Hawthorn Books, 1972). Library Call Number DD247.G6 .H413 1972. EXTERNAL LINKS RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES H.W. Koch, The Hitler Youth: Origins and Development, 1922-45 (New York: Dorset Press, 1988). Library Call Number DD253.5 .K623 1988. Buy The Hitler Youth at Amazon.com Michael H. Kater, Hitler Youth (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2004). Library Call Number DD253.5 .K28 2004. Buy Hitler Youth at Amazon.com ONLINE READINGS
WFF Document: Introduction to Die Neue Reichskanzlei (Speer's Book on the
Reich Chancellery) German (PDF File 100K) IMPORTANT PRINTED SOURCES Albert Speer, Inside the Third Reich. Translated by Richard and Clara Winston (New York: Macmillan, 1970). Library of Congress Call Number DD247 .S63 A313 1970. Albert Speer was without doubt one of the greatest architects of the last 200 years. However, this book has major problems. Speer's credibility has been very much called into question. To be specific, Speer, as head of all German armaments production, could not possibly have been ignorant of the Holocaust, as he claimed. The concentration camp system was directly linked to the arms industry. Thus, all Speer's comments need to be regarded with a skeptical eye. Speer's criticism of Nazism after the war ring hollow. If Hitler had won the war, Speer likely would be singing a very different song. Buy Inside the Third Reich at Amazon.com RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Leon Krier, ed., Albert Speer: Architecture, 1932-1942 (Bruxelles: Archives d'architecture moderne, 1985). Library of Congress Call Number NA1088 .S56 A4 1985. With a foreword by Albert Speer, this truly amazing book offers a large number of photographs of Albert Speer's building projects. Authorized by Hitler, most of these projects were never constructed. Hitler's plans for the new Berlin are like something straight out of a science fiction novel. This book captures the spirit of modern totalitarianism in architecture. Search for Albert Speer: Architecture
at Abebooks ONLINE READINGS
WFF Collection: Quotes on Nazi
Germany and the Environment English
WFF Document:
Nazi Law on Animal Protection (November 24, 1934) English
WFF Document:
Nazi Law on Nature Preservation (June 26, 1935)
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(PDF File) EXTERNAL LINKS
Ecofascism: Fascist Ideology The Green Wing of the Nazi Party and its Historical
Antecedents ALFRED ROSENBERG Born of German descent in the Baltic republic of Estonia, Alfred Rosenberg was officially known as the chief theoretical "ideologist" of the Third Reich. His volkish-nationalist book The Myth of the Twentieth Century was intended as a sequel to Houston Stewart Chamberlain's racialist history The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century. Rosenberg, however, was increasingly marginalized as the war continued. He was captured by the Allies following the war and hanged at Nuremberg. EXTERNAL LINKS
The Myth of the
Twentieth Century English
Alfred Rosenberg: Reden und
Schriften
German RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Joachim Fest, The Face of the Third Reich: Portraits of the Nazi Leadership. Trans. M. Bullock (New York: Pantheon Books, 1970). Library of Congress Call Number DD256.5 .F413 1970b. Buy The Face of the Third Reich at Amazon.com See WFF Research Guide: Readings on The Structure of the Nazi State for suggested biographies of Nazi leaders and histories of their respective ministries. William Shirer, Berlin Diary: The Journal of a Foreign Correspondent, 1934-1941 (New York: A. A. Knopf, 1941). Library of Congress Call Number D811.5 .S5 1941. Shirer's Berlin Diary is an excellent companion volume to his Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. The subject is limited to Shirer's personal experiences as a correspondent in Berlin in the years leading up to the Second World War. His is a fascinating first-hand account of Nazism from the standpoint of an incisive witness and observer. Buy Berlin Diary at Amazon.com August Kubizek, The Young Hitler I Knew (Maidstone: Mann, 1973). Library of Congress Call Number DD247 .H5 K813 1973. Information on Hitler's early years in Vienna is hard to come by and much material is highly suspect that has been published. Kubizek's book, however, is almost certainly true and provides a visionary insight into Hitler's life. The single most important part of the book is the reaction of Hitler to Richard Wagner's Rienzi and his interpretation of this event as a major religious experience in his life. The reason Hitler and Kubizek became friends was their mutual infatuation with Wagner. They met at the opera house in Linz. Buy The Young Hitler I Knew at Amazon.com VIDEO RESOURCES Leni Riefenstahl, "Triumph of the Will" For the 1934 Nuremberg Party Rally, Hitler authorized Leni Riefenstahl, a noted German film star and director, to create a full-length film documentary. The result was "Triumph des Willens" (Triumph of the Will), one of the most fascinating, highly-regarded, and yet extremely controversial films ever created. Buy "Triumph of the Will" on DVD or VHS at International Historic Films or Amazon.com. NOTE: International Historic Films offers a selection of pre-war German films and documentaries for sale. These films visually document a variety of subjects in Nazi Germany. Some of the themes represented are the Parade for Adolf Hitler's 50th Birthday, Assorted Nazi Political Films. GERMAN PHILOSOPHY/INTELLECTUAL BACKGROUND RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Hans Kohn, The Mind of Germany: The Education of a
Nation (New York: Scribner, 1960).
Library of Congress Call Number DD76 .K59. Buy The Mind of Germany (used) at Amazon.com William McGovern, From Luther to Hitler: The History of Fascist-Nazi Political Philosophy (New York: AMS Press, 1973). Library of Congress Call Number JC481 .M13 1973. McGovern's book remains one of the only detailed analyses of the authoritarian intellectual tradition in German history. Search for From Luther to Hitler at Abebooks Victor und Victoria Trimondi, Hitler-Buddha-Krishna: Eine unheilige Allianz vom Dritten Reich bis Heute (Vienna: Überreuter Verlag, 2002). Library of Congress Call Number DD256.5 .T685 2002 This book is a recent examination of the intellectual connections between Eastern philosophy and National Socialism. These connections were extensive and they have been under-researched by scholars of Nazi Germany. For this reason alone Hitler-Buddha-Krishna deserves to be read. The book contains copious source citations and analysis. Unfortunately it is only available in German at the moment. For a review of the book in English and more information in English click here. Buy Hitler-Buddha-Krishna at Abebooks.com Peter Viereck, Metapolitics: From
Wagner and the German Romantics to Hitler (New Brunswick, NJ:
Transaction Publishers, 2003). Library of Congress
Call Number DD253 .V5 2004. German Buy Metapolitics from Amazon.com George L. Mosse, The Crisis of German Ideology: Intellectual Origins of
the Third Reich (New York: H. Fertig, 1998). Library of Congress Call
Number
DD232 .M6 1997. MARTIN LUTHER ONLINE READINGS ADD LUTHER QUOTES RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Hartmann Grisar, Martin Luther: His Life and Work (New York: AMS Press, 1971). Library of Congress Call Number BR 325 .G75 1950 This is one of the most detailed and definitive biographies of Luther. Grisar is the leading Catholic historian of Luther and thus has not been a part of the censorship of Luther's actions that has been such a sorry part of the work of so many Protestant historians. There are two versions of this book, a multi-volume complete edition and an abridged version. Both contain detailed footnotes to back up all relevant facts. Few people are more misunderstood than Martin Luther. To most Americans, Luther is a kind of German counterpart to the U.S.'s Founding Fathers, fighting for free speech and religious tolerance. Nothing could be further from the truth. Luther's courageous and vital role in successfully toppling the Catholic Church from its dominant position in Europe did not lead to a world view that endorsed civil liberties. Luther's replacement for the Catholic Church in Germany was a religious system dominated by the power of the German kings and princes, and the beginning of a process of political fragmentation in Germany that would lead to the Thirty Years War. This war, during which one-third of all the German people would perish under appalling circumstances, was one of the greatest disasters in modern European history. The legal structure of the Lutheran church in Germany, which he created, would play a major role in Nazi Germany. Lutheran pastors were employees of the Prussian state, meaning they received their paychecks from Hitler's government. Martin Luther himself was a man consumed by various hatreds. His hatred of the Catholic Church was accompanied by an equally virulent hatred of democracy and of Jews. During the Peasant's Revolt, Luther called for the most ferocious measures possible by the German nobles to wipe out the rebelling peasants. Luther was totally opposed to the idea of religious freedom. Had a modern American evangelist like Billy Graham come to Saxony, he would not have met a happy fate. Luther hated the Baptists and urged that they be executed. Luther also strongly supported the use of the death penalty for many other Christian "heresies". In his vitriolic book, The Jews and Their Lies, Luther called for the expulsion of the Jews from Germany, and actually succeeded in convincing his patron, the Elector of Saxony, to expel all Jews from his territory. It is plausible to suggest that the Nazis got the idea for Kristallnacht from Luther, who specifically called for the burning down of all synagogues in Germany. Could it be a coincidence that the Nazis carried out Luther's wishes on his birthday in 1938? Luther's views on the Jews are so appalling that they need to be read directly via this link In fairness, Luther did not call for the total extermination of the Jews. However, there is no doubt that his antisemitism paved the way for this crime. Hitler repeatedly compared himself to Luther, and Luther's works were reprinted and distributed all over Germany by the Nazis. Buy Martin Luther: His Life and Work at Amazon.com RICHARD WAGNER ONLINE READINGS WFF Link Collection: The Writings of Richard Wagner RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES Joachim Köhler,
Wagner's Hitler: The Prophet and His Disciple. Translated by R.
Taylor. (Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishers, 2000).
Library of Congress Call Number DD 247 .H5 K 73 2000. Buy Wagner's Hitler at Amazon.com Derek Watson, Richard Wagner: A Biography
(New York: Schirmer Books, 1979). Library of
Congress Call Number ML410 .W1 W38. Buy Richard Wagner: A Biography at Amazon.com OTTO VON BISMARCK RECOMMENDED SECONDARY SOURCES George Steinmetz, Regulating the Social: The Welfare
State and Local Politics in Imperial Germany (Princeton, NJ:
Princeton University Press, 1993). Library of Congress
Call Number HN445 .S67 1993. EXTERNAL NAZI DOCUMENT COLLECTIONS
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