Germany 1918-1945 is a popular study in depth required by all Modern World and Schools History Project GCSE syllabuses. This book provides all the content required by the syllabuses in a strongly narrative style, clearly laid out with many visual and written sources to aid the students' understanding.

 

This book is part of a book series called Oxford History For Gcse .

This book is aimed at children in secondary school.

There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published 1997 by Oxford University Press .

J A Cloake, L Pellow and P M Johnson are experienced examiners and teachers.

This book has the following chapters: PART ONE: GERMANY BEFORE WEIMAR ; 1. Germany before Weimar ; PART TWO: THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC 1918-1933 ; 2. The birth of the Weimar Republic ; 3. The challenge of the Right ; 4. Weimar success 1924-1929 ; 5. Weimar Germany and the Depression ; PART THREE: HITLER AND THE GROWTH OF THE NAZI PARTY 1919-1933 ; 6. The growth of the Nazi Party 1919-1929 ; 7. The Nazi breakthrough 1929-1933 ; PART FOUR: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NAZI DICTATORSHIP 1933-1934 ; 8. Hitler and the Nazis tighten their grip on power ; 9. The elimination of the opposition ; PART FIVE: NAZI RULE IN GERMANY 1933-1945 ; 10. The Nazi police state ; 11. The Nazis and propaganda ; 12. Nazi cultural life ; 13. The Nazis and Christianity ; 14. The Nazis and the Jews ; 15. The Nazis and young people ; 16. The Nazis and education ; 17. Women in the Nazi state ; 18. The German economy under the Nazis ; 19. Resistance and opposition to Hitler ; 20. The Hitler myth