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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewThis book is an incredible resource for modern historians in all fields for their research due to Herbert's' extensive research on all countries and their relationship with Germany in the 20th century. By synthesizing such a wide range of sources, including a 50-page bibliography for other researchers to use, and drawing connections between seemingly random events, Herbert's book provides a nearly complete telling of twentieth century German history. * Kyra Dezjot, Kean University, New England Journal of History *
Table of ContentsPART ONE: 1870-1918 1 Germany around 1900: Progress and Its Costs 2 The New Reich 3 The Power of War PART TWO: 1919-33 4 Revolution and Republic 5 Germany around 1926: Between War and Crisis 6 The Destruction of the Republic PART THREE: 1933-45 7 The Dynamics of Violence 8 The Destruction of Europe 9 Germany in 1942: Genocide and Volksgemeinschaft PART FOUR: 1945-73 11 Post-War 12 Rebuilding West Germany 13 The Socialist Experiment 14 Harbingers of Change 15 Germany around 1965: Between Two Eras 16 Reform and Revolt PART FIVE: 1973-2000 17 Crisis and Structural Change 18 The World Economy and National Politics 19 Recovery, Crisis and Collapse in the GDR 20 Germany in 1990: A Twofold Unification 21 A New Unity 22 Millennium
