Recommended Reading

This work explores how the Nazis used the concepts of community and belonging as a means to promote conformity and solidarity, resulting in mass crime and genocide.

Through discussion and analysis of such topics as representation, silence, and denial, Lang examines the philosophical issues inherent in attempting to comprehend the Holocaust.

An in depth look at the 'Jewish policy' of governments-in-exile that were created during WWII.

Large discusses the Olympics in historical context and exposes the propaganda and politics behind the 1936 games.

Larson charts the daily experiences of US Ambassador William Dodd in Berlin from 1933 to 1937.

The true story of one family though the 20th Century.