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The retrospective history of the Federal Republic of Germany
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- The rise and fall of Adolf Hitler
- Capitalism and the Nazis
- The holocaust in Germany
- The Red Army Fraction (RAF)
- In Memory Of Karl And Rosa
- Arm the Spirit. Briefly on Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg, founders of the Communist Party of Germany (KPD), murdered on January 15, 1909, and the division in Germany's left today.
- Why the German Republic Fell (1938)
- By Bruno Heilig, originally for Land & Liberty. The author was a journalist in Berlin and then Prague at the time of the collapse of the Weimar Republic. Hitler didn't create Nazism; Nazism was the result of the decay of democracy.
- Kristallnacht
- By Ingrid Strobl, translated from Emma. Events
leading up to the first Germany-wide pogrom against Jews in 1938,
Kristallnacht
. - Celebrating the heroes of the fight against fascism—Palestine-Berlin underground
- By Hans Lebrecht, People's Weekly World. Lebrecht recalls his experiences in the underground Palestine Bureau in 1937, the Zionist movement, and as a member of the Palestine and German (KDP) Communist Parties early in World War II.
- Review of Daniel Rogers, Politics after Hitler: The Western Allies and the German Party System
- A review of a book on post-War Germany party politics and the effect upon it of the Allies.