The Third Reich

In this greatly expanded third edition, David Williamson provides a concise but comprehensive account of the origins, course and downfall of the Third Reich. He analyses the reasons for Hitler's rise to power and looks at how the Nazi regime consolidated its grip on power during the period March 1933-August 1934. Further sections examine how Nazi Germany was governed and Hitler's economic, social and foreign policies both in peacetime and at war up to 1945. The record of the German opposition and the problems it confronted is also discussed.

ISBN	0582368839	Volumes	1
ISBN13	9780582368835 (What's this?)	Weight (grammes)	384
Publisher	Pearson Education Limited	Published in	Harlow
Imprint	Longman	Series editor	Lockyer, Roger, Lockyer, Roger, Lockyer, Roger
Format	Paperback	Series title	Seminar Studies in History
Publication date	25 Mar 2002	Previous ISBN	9780582209145
Library of Congress	2001050734	Height (mm)	234
DEWEY	943.086	Width (mm)	156
DEWEY edition	DC21	Spine width (mm)	14
Pages	240	Academic level	Professional / Scholarly
Part volume	SSH.Williamson:The Third Reich_p3

	Introduction to the Series
	Acknowledgements
	Chronology
	Maps
Pt. 1	Introduction	1
1	The Historical Debate	3
Pt. 2	Analysis	7
2	The Origins and Rise of National Socialism	9
3	The Legal Revolution and the Consolidation of Power, 1933-34	21
4	State, Party and Fuhrer: The Government of Nazi Germany, 1933-39	32
5	The Economy, 1933-39	42
6	The People's Community: German Society and the Third Reich, 1933-39	51
7	The Racial State	64
8	Foreign Policy, 1933-39	72
9	Germany, Europe and the World, 1939-45	85
10	The Home Front, 1939-45	100
11	The German Opposition	113
Pt. 3	Assessment	125
12	The Third Reich in Retrospect	127
Pt. 4	Documents	133
	Glossary	171
	Who's Who	177
	Bibliography	184
	Index	194

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