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Weimar and the Rise of Hitler

  • Textbook
  • © 1991

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Authors:
  1. A. J. Nicholls
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Part of the book series: The Making of the Twentieth Century (MATWCE)

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Table of contents (11 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  2. The Lost War

    • A. J. Nicholls
    Pages 1-7

  3. The German Revolution

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    Pages 8-22

  4. The Foundations of the New Republic

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    Pages 23-43

  5. The Republic Makes Peace

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    Pages 44-55

  6. 1919–1922: Years of Crisis and Uncertainty

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    Pages 56-70

  7. Hitler and Republican Instability

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    Pages 71-82

  8. Ruhr Occupation and Inflation

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    Pages 83-92

  9. Towards Recovery

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    Pages 93-104

  10. The Semblance of Stability: 1924–1929

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    Pages 105-119

  11. The End of the Republic

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    Pages 120-142

  12. Hitler’s Success and Weimar’s Failure: Political Ineptitude or Economic Necessity?

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    Pages 143-161

  13. Back Matter

    Pages 162-195
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In this extensively revised third edition, the book takes into account the large body of recent research on this controversial period. A completely new introduction describes how these developments in scholarship have affected our view of Weimar, and a new final chapter discusses the relationship between the economic and social tensions in Germany during this period and the rise of Hitler. Throughout the book the author has updated the text and added new material and references, and the already extensive bibliography has been substantially expanded.

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