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Some images of the German hyperinflation of 1923.
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Year 9: World Wars; Nazi Germany
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A cheerful take on cultural change in Weimar Germany. Was Marlene Dietrich really that bad?
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Andrew Marr tells the story of Hitler’s rise to power in Weimar Germany.
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9 minutes from Andrew Marr's History of the World.
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A collection of amazing rare color photos from Nazi Germany. Nazi Party was not just a political organization, it was a psychological propaganda machine.
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The photos were taken by Hugo Jager, a former personal photographer of Adolf Hitler. He traveled with Hitler in the years leading up to power and throughout World War II. He was one of the few photographers who were using colour photography techniques at the time.
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Anti-semitism in Nazi education and wider society. A brief extract from The Nazis: A Warning from History.
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Jewish Scene: Eighty years ago, two Jewish journalists sent a Dutch photographer to document anti-Semitism in Third Reich and expose true face of Nazi party to the world, but international media didn't print photos.
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Anti-semitic signs in Nazi Germany. These photographs were taken by a Dutch photographer in 1935.
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A selection of Nazi posters from the German Propaganda Archive.
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Killing the disabled and mentally ill: the Nazi euthanasia programme.
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Opposition to the Nazis.
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Life in Nazi Germany. 'Speak through a flower.'
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'A small but subversive number of teenagers severed ties with state-approved groups and rebelled both culturally and politically.' A shot piece by Jake Rossen on the Edelweiss pirates.
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Film of the Warsaw ghetto.
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The work of the Einsatzgruppen.
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Some useful sources on the formation and rise to power of the Nazi Party from John Clare. Includes the Reichstag election results between 1919 and March 1933.
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Geordie Brownshirts? A British Hitler? An excellent film on Hitler's rise to power.
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The German army's personal oath of loyalty to Hitler.
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The Poisonous Mushroom was a collection of 17 short stories by the Nazi writer Ernst Hiemer, with pictures by the Nazi artist Fips.
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A collection of visual testimonies about the Holocaust, presented by the Shoah Foundation.
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Women in the Third Reich lived within a regime characterized by a policy of confining women in the roles of mother and spouse and excluding them from all pos...
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Women in Nazi Germany: 0- 28:30 on pre-War Germany
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Women in Nazi Germany: 0- 28:30 on pre-War Germany
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The art of the Third Reich, the officially approved art produced in Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945, was characterized by a style of Romantic realism based on classical models. While banning modern styles as ... Via Stephen Chamberlain
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'The art of the Third Reich, the officially approved art produced in Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945, was characterized by a style of Romantic realism based on classical models. While banning modern styles as degenerate, the Nazis promoted paintings and sculptures that were narrowly traditional in manner and that exalted the "blood and soil" values of racial purity, militarism, and obedience.'
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Clips from the History Channel programme on the Rise of the Third Reich. Dodgy reconstruction included.
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A short film summarizing the events on November 9, 1938 where, throughout Germany a large number of Jewish Synagogues, business establishments and homes were...
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Pre-war anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany, especially Kristallnacht.
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Pre-war anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany, especially Kristallnacht.
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Film about the Scholls and the White Rose Group, including an extract from a feature film.
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Holocaust Survivors, an excellent educational resource about the Nazi Holocaust of Jews in World War II, includes interviews, photographs and audio recordings of survivors. Other features include interactive discussions, a Holocaust encyclopedia and a bibliography. The site is both emotionally moving and factually informative.
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Darren Richman joins his grandfather, a Holocaust survivor, on his journey back to the Nazi concentration camp
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Hyperinflation in the 20's caused considerable suffering in Germany and contributed to a mindset among many people that helped make Hitler's rise possible.