Popular Opinion and Political Dissent in the Third Reich: Bavaria 1933-1945 - Softcover

Kershaw, Ian

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9780198219712: Popular Opinion and Political Dissent in the Third Reich: Bavaria 1933-1945

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ISBN 10: 0198219717 ISBN 13: 9780198219712

Publisher: Oxford University Press, 1985

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This acclaimed book examines popular responses to Nazi policy and ideology, exploring the political mentality of 'ordinary Germans' in one part of Hitler's Reich during the Nazi dictatorship.

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"Excellent....Will certainly be welcomed as an indispensable tool for the research of German social history during the Nazi era."--Studies in Contemporary Jewry "[A] fascinating and disturbing book."--German Studies Review "A most welcome and provocative addition to the growing literature to the growing literature on the internal history of Nazi Germany."--Journal of Modern History "[An] excellent regional study."--New York Review of Books "One of the most impressive works of scholarship that I have read in a long time....Blending daunting erudition, lucid prose and a sensitive feel for his subject...It is a disturbing and an important book which should be read by anyone concerned with the fate of the ordinary man in the twentieth century."--History Today "Excellent....Will certainly be welcomed as an indispensable tool for the research of German social history during the Nazi era."--Studies in Contemporary Jewry "[A] fascinating and disturbing book."--German Studies Review "A most welcome and provocative addition to the growing literature to the growing literature on the internal history of Nazi Germany."--Journal of Modern History "[An] excellent regional study."--New York Review of Books "One of the most impressive works of scholarship that I have read in a long time....Blending daunting erudition, lucid prose and a sensitive feel for his subject...It is a disturbing and an important book which should be read by anyone concerned with the fate of the ordinary man in the twentieth century."--History Today "Excellent....Will certainly be welcomed as an indispensable tool for the research of German social history during the Nazi era."--Studies in Contemporary Jewry "[A] fascinating and disturbing book."--German Studies Review "A most welcome and provocative addition to the growing literature to the growing literature on the internal history of Nazi Germany."--Journal of Modern History "[An] excellent regional study."--New York Review of Books "One of the most impressive works of scholarship that I have read in a long time....Blending daunting erudition, lucid prose and a sensitive feel for his subject...It is a disturbing and an important book which should be read by anyone concerned with the fate of the ordinary man in the twentieth century."--History Today "Excellent....Will certainly be welcomed as an indispensable tool for the research of German social history during the Nazi era."--Studies in Contemporary Jewry "[A] fascinating and disturbing book."--German Studies Review "A most welcome and provocative addition to the growing literature to the growing literature on the internal history of Nazi Germany."--Journal of Modern History "[An] excellent regional study."--New York Review of Books "One of the most impressive works of scholarship that I have read in a long time....Blending daunting erudition, lucid prose and a sensitive feel for his subject...It is a disturbing and an important book which should be read by anyone concerned with the fate of the ordinary man in the twentieth century."--History Today

About the Author:

Ian Kershaw is a Professor of Modern History at the University of Sheffield.

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