The talents of tyranny / Alan Bullock -- Germany and the epoch of world wars / Ludwig Dehio -- The role of foreign policy in the success of the National Socialist Party / Maurice Baumont -- Pre-1914 roots / Edmond Vermeil -- History unfolds, 1918-1933 / A.J.P. Taylor -- German history did not make Nazism inevitable / Eugene N. Anderson -- Anti-semitism: cause or result of Nazism? / Léon Poliakov -- Communism as a cause of Nazi popularity / Milton Mayer -- The crisis of German capitalism / Franz Neumann -- German industrialists paid Hitler / George W.F. Hallgarten -- Product of the promise of Socialism / Friedrich Meinecke -- The failure of Socialist labor / Gerard Braunthal -- Militarism in German society / J.J. Schokking -- The Free Corps: vanguard of Nazism / Robert G.L. Waite -- The guilt of the Old Army / Gordon A. Craig -- The army not guilty / Gerhard Ritter -- The fault of mass democracy / Gerhard Ritter -- The uniqueness of the German psyche, 1918-1933 / Zevedei Barbu -- Germans are like other Europeans / Robert H. Lowie
Summary
Hitler made the movement - A Product of European power politics - The role of foreign policy and the success of the National Socialist Party; German history did not make Nazism inevitable - Anti-semitism, cause or result of Nazism? - The crisis of German Capitalism - Weimar republic______________
