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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Neil GregorPublisher: Liverpool University Press Imprint: University of Exeter Press Dimensions: Width: 16.30cm , Height: 2.40cm , Length: 23.90cm Weight: 0.549kg ISBN: 9780859897457ISBN 10: 0859897451 Pages: 240 Publication Date: 10 October 2005 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Tertiary & Higher Education , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() The supplier is currently out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out for you. Table of ContentsReviews... interesting, informative and scholarly collection ... Jewish Chronicle 20060203 ... this book is an ideal way for undergraduates, graduate students, lay people or specialists in other fields to quickly learn the essentials of our current knowledge of some of the central issues surrounding the history of the Third Reich. H-Net: H-German 200603 ... a series of strong and well-crafted essays by leading historians, all of whom are internationally recognized specialists. Because of Noakes's dual importance as both researcher and pedagogue, the participating authors made a conscious choice to write broadly-based critical essays rather than more narrow works of original research. The book is indeed a success in that the articles are uniformly of high quality and all give masterful critical discussions of the current state of research. (H-Net Book Review 200603 Not only do these essays engage in fruitful dialogue with the life work of Jeremy Noakes, they also often can be read against and with each other in useful ways. [...] The book thus offers a good illustration of the contingency of historical scholarship, which will make it particularly good reading for advanced students. H-Net Book Review 200603 Nazism, War and Genocide will be essential reading for students of the period. BBC History 200604 The result is a richly-defined overview of the historiography of Nazi Germany in the early 21st century, which reveals how the focus of historical investigation and evaluation of issues have changed and developed since Noakes' first published article of 1966. For every History department throughout Britain, Nazism, War and Genocide is a horn of plenty. History Teaching Review Year Book, Volume 20 2006 Taken together, the essays presented in this collection do a splendid job of summarizing and criticizing the state of our knowledge of the fields they cover. All are further characterized by a very accessible style and great readability. [...] For now at least, this book is an ideal way for undergraduates, graduate students, lay people or specialists in other fields to quickly learn the essentials of our current knowledge of some of the central issues surrounding the history of the Third Reich. H-Net Book Review 200603 ... should be a compulsory purchase for every History department across Britain. History Teaching Review Year Book, Volume 20 2006 The editor of Nazism, War and Genocide, Neil Gregor, has further enhanced his reputation as an energetic, cerebral and radical historian. History Teaching Review Year Book, Volume 20 2006 These essays are highly informative and are to be recommended for both scholars and students as starting points to the topics to which they do such justice. German Studies Review 29/3 2006 ... the essays presented in this collection do a splendid job of summarizing and criticising the state of our knowledge of the fields they cover. All are further characterized by a very accessible style and great readability. H-Net: H-German 200603 ... interesting, informative and scholarly collection ... Jewish Chronicle ... this book is an ideal way for undergraduates, graduate students, lay people or specialists in other fields to quickly learn the essentials of our current knowledge of some of the central issues surrounding the history of the Third Reich. H-Net: H-German ... a series of strong and well-crafted essays by leading historians, all of whom are internationally recognized specialists. Because of Noakes's dual importance as both researcher and pedagogue, the participating authors made a conscious choice to write broadly-based critical essays rather than more narrow works of original research. The book is indeed a success in that the articles are uniformly of high quality and all give masterful critical discussions of the current state of research. (H-Net Book Review Not only do these essays engage in fruitful dialogue with the life work of Jeremy Noakes, they also often can be read against and with each other in useful ways. [...] The book thus offers a good illustration of the contingency of historical scholarship, which will make it particularly good reading for advanced students. H-Net Book Review Nazism, War and Genocide will be essential reading for students of the period. BBC History The result is a richly-defined overview of the historiography of Nazi Germany in the early 21st century, which reveals how the focus of historical investigation and evaluation of issues have changed and developed since Noakes' first published article of 1966. For every History department throughout Britain, Nazism, War and Genocide is a horn of plenty. History Teaching Review Year Book, Volume 20 Taken together, the essays presented in this collection do a splendid job of summarizing and criticizing the state of our knowledge of the fields they cover. All are further characterized by a very accessible style and great readability. [...] For now at least, this book is an ideal way for undergraduates, graduate students, lay people or specialists in other fields to quickly learn the essentials of our current knowledge of some of the central issues surrounding the history of the Third Reich. H-Net Book Review ... should be a compulsory purchase for every History department across Britain. History Teaching Review Year Book, Volume 20 The editor of Nazism, War and Genocide, Neil Gregor, has further enhanced his reputation as an energetic, cerebral and radical historian. History Teaching Review Year Book, Volume 20 These essays are highly informative and are to be recommended for both scholars and students as starting points to the topics to which they do such justice. German Studies Review 29/3 ... the essays presented in this collection do a splendid job of summarizing and criticising the state of our knowledge of the fields they cover. All are further characterized by a very accessible style and great readability. H-Net: H-German ... interesting, informative and scholarly collection ... ... this book is an ideal way for undergraduates, graduate students, lay people or specialists in other fields to quickly learn the essentials of our current knowledge of some of the central issues surrounding the history of the Third Reich. ... a series of strong and well-crafted essays by leading historians, all of whom are internationally recognized specialists. Because of Noakes's dual importance as both researcher and pedagogue, the participating authors made a conscious choice to write broadly-based critical essays rather than more narrow works of original research. The book is indeed a success in that the articles are uniformly of high quality and all give masterful critical discussions of the current state of research. Not only do these essays engage in fruitful dialogue with the life work of Jeremy Noakes, they also often can be read against and with each other in useful ways. [...] The book thus offers a good illustration of the contingency of historical scholarship, which will make it particularly good reading for advanced students. Nazism, War and Genocide will be essential reading for students of the period. The result is a richly-defined overview of the historiography of Nazi Germany in the early 21st century, which reveals how the focus of historical investigation and evaluation of issues have changed and developed since Noakes' first published article of 1966. For every History department throughout Britain, Nazism, War and Genocide is a horn of plenty. Taken together, the essays presented in this collection do a splendid job of summarizing and criticizing the state of our knowledge of the fields they cover. All are further characterized by a very accessible style and great readability. [...] For now at least, this book is an ideal way for undergraduates, graduate students, lay people or specialists in other fields to quickly learn the essentials of our current knowledge of some of the central issues surrounding the history of the Third Reich. ... should be a compulsory purchase for every History department across Britain. The editor of Nazism, War and Genocide, Neil Gregor, has further enhanced his reputation as an energetic, cerebral and radical historian. These essays are highly informative and are to be recommended for both scholars and students as starting points to the topics to which they do such justice. ... the essays presented in this collection do a splendid job of summarizing and criticising the state of our knowledge of the fields they cover. All are further characterized by a very accessible style and great readability. Author InformationNeil Gregor is Reader in Modern German History at the University of Southampton. His previous publications include Daimler-Benz in the Third Reich (1998) (winner of the Fraenkel Prize for Contemporary History; shortlisted for the Longman/History Today Book of the Year); and Nazism: A Reader (2000). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |