THE NAZI ERA 1919-1945 - A Select Bibliography of Published Works from the Early Roots to 1980 by Kehr, Helen & Janet Langmaid (eds.)

Mansell. London., 1982. UK 1st edition, hard bound in dust jacket, 6 1/2 x 9 1/2, VG/VG- CONDITION, ( VERY MINOR DJ WEAR ) XVI, 621 PAGES., INDEX.--------------------------------------------------------- Based on the holdings of the world famous Wiener Library – the most extensive collection of books and documents on Nazi Germany in the world – this bibliography covers the Nazi Party and Third Reich between 1919, when the Nazi Party was founded, and 1945. The compilers have carefully chosen the 6,500 entries – books, pamphlets and articles – so that all aspects of the subject will be well documented. They have tried to reflect as many different points of view as possible: Nazi and anti-Nazi, German (including East German) and non-German, churchmen, economists, propagandists and apologists, historians and writers (particularly German) who lived during the Nazi era. Works of fiction, drama and poetry are also included.--------------------------------------------------------- Whenever possible items that are readily available have been selected, and works published up to the end of 1980 have been included. Some twenty languages are represented, but the majority of works are in English, German and French. Entries are arranged by author in nine sections with full bibliographic details. A comprehensive index is provided.-----------------------------------------------------------The first bibliography to cover the Nazi era comprehensively, this work will become a major reference source for historians, sociologists, librarians and all persons interested in this part of recent history. The inclusion of general and popular works will make it useful to the layman and general reader, and the thorough treatment of the internal state organization of the Third Reich and the coverage of the whole spectrum of the Nazi era from the roots of the movement to the aftermath of World War II will make it indispensable to scholars and researchers.