LibGuides: Year 9 History : Australians at war (WW2): Hitler and the rise of Nazism

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Hitler & National Socialism by Martyn Whittock
Call Number: 943.086 HIT
ISBN: 9780435309275
Publication Date: 1995
Days of decision : Hitler and Kristallenacht by Andrew Langley
Call Number: 943.086 HIT
ISBN: 9781406261509
Publication Date: 2014
Why did Adolf Hitler encourage attacks on Jews and their property, escalating Nazi Germany's anti-Semitic policies to new levels of brutality? How did his decision affect countries around the world and change the course of history? This book looks at a momentous event from the build-up to World War II, showing how one of the world's most infamous leaders took a major step towards the events we now know as the Holocaust.
The Hitler conspiracies by David Welch
Call Number: 943.086 WEL
ISBN: 9781908410290
Publication Date: 2012

Find the following journal articles in the Library

Dear Mr Hitler by Victoria Harris in BBC History Vol 13 No 6, June 2012.

Germania by Roger Moorhouse in History Today Vol 62 Issue 3, March 2012

Hitler - The Philosopher Fuhrer by Yvonne Sherratt in History Today Vol 63 Issue 4, April 2013

Hitler's turncoat tutor by Benjamin Ziemann in History Today Vol 63 Issue 1, January 2013

The long shadow of Adolf Hitler by Sir Ian Kershaw in BBC History, April 2014

The dark charisma of Adolf Hitler by Laurence Rees in BBC History Vol 13, No 10, October 2012

Hitler's philosophers by Yvonne Sherratt in BBC History Vol 14 No 2, February 2013

The rise of Hitler in Germany
Series : The Rise of the Dictators
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Mussolini in Italy, Stalin in Russia, Franco in Spain, Tojo in Japan and Hitler in Germany - all presided over harsh, brutal regimes. Ideologies differed, but their methods of enforcing and maintaining power were similar. This programme studies the rise, decline, and legacy of Hitler after World War I. It is an ideal resource for students of modern European history and politics.
Life under Adolf Hilter : A totalitarian regime
In Germany between 1933 and 1945, every aspect of life was influenced or affected in some way by Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party. In some cases, this worked for the betterment of the average German - ordering economic effort, stimulating industry, creating employment, improving standards of living, and re-igniting a sense of pride in the nation. In other cases totalitarian control directed the nation down paths which had an opposite effect.

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