germany

An introduction to Germany's people, animals, and traditions.

Life in Nazi Germany represented one of the darkest chapters in human history as the regime of Adolf Hitler took dictatorial control while leading the country into war. Among the topics discussed in this social history are the powers of the Gestapo which arrested and tortured ordinary citizens domination of the news media by Hitler s propaganda machine the schooling of young people in Nazi ideology and the persecution of the Jews who were stripped of their citizenship and property and eventually shipped off to Hitler s notorious death camps.

On September 25, 1944, shortly after the ground fighting reached German soil for the first time, Adolf Hitler ordered the formation of a Volkssturm, or People's Army. Hitler's decree automatically made every semi-healthy male civilian between the ages of sixteen and sixty a member of the new force.

It is July 1945, and Devlin Judge is in post-World War II Germany as part of a international tribunal to try Nazi war criminals. Judge is seeking out the SS officer, Erich Siegfried Seyss, who killed his brother. In addition, both men are in love with the same woman.

Highly illustrated account of the rise of Hitler, the prewar National Socialist movement, the Nazi government, and life in Germany during World War ll.

Argues that anti-Semitism was not a by-product of Nazi political mobilization or an attempt at distraction, but part of a master plan to implement, disseminate, and secure National Socialist rule in Europe, and explores the methods the Nazis used to carry out their mission.

This video of ABC News footage covers from the tearing down of the Berlin Wall to independence movements in Poland, Lithuania and Mother Russia herself.

Presented from Eike Burgel 1995 exchange student from.

Introduces the geography, people, everyday life, history, and politics of Germany. Uses color photographs to illustrate many of the ideas presented.