This title examines key questions central to the study of Germany between 1933 and 1945, including Hitler's rise to power, the Nazi state and its social and economic policies. It is part of the "Questions in History" series for A Level history.

Hitler's Domestic Policy

Education & Teaching

WHITE, Alan

Boxer, Andrew

Schools & Teaching

Collins Educational

Enable students to succeed in their exam with Russia in Revolution 1881–1924. This study aid contains all the key information that students need for Edexcel History AS Unit 1 Option D3, clearly laid out with Examiners' and Essential notes. Also included are graded essays with full comments from experienced examiners on how to secure higher grades. Russia in Revolution, 1881–1924: From Autocracy to Dictatorship covers all the content and skills your students will need for their Edexcel AS Unit 1 Option D3 examination, including: • Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION: THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE IN 1881Including – The Russian Empire: land and people; government • Chapter 2: CHALLENGES TO THE TSARIST STATE, 1881–1906Including – Alexander III and repression, 1881–1894; peasant Russia before 1905; industrial development; Sergei Witte; the growth of opposition to Tsarism; Socialist Revolutionaries; Bolsheviks and Mensheviks; 1905 revolution • Chapter 3: TSARISM’S LAST CHANCE, 1906–17Including – Repression; reform; impact of war, 1914–1917; downfall of the Romanovs, February 1917 • Chapter 4: FEBRUARY TO OCTOBER 1917Including – The Provisional Government and its problems; Lenin and the April Theses; July Days and the Kornilov affair; Bolshevik seizure of power, October 1917 • Chapter 5: THE BOLSHEVIK CONSOLIDATION OF POWER, 1918–24Including – The Bolsheviks in power, 1917–18; the Civil War; war communism and the NEP; politics and society in NEP Russia; Lenin’s Russia in 1924 • Chapter 6: EXAM SKILLS • Chapter 7: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS • Index

Edexcel AS Unit 1 Option D3: Russia in Revolution, 1881-1924 (Student Support Materials for History)

Teen & Young Adult

Gregory, Ben

Education & Reference

HarperCollins, UK

Enable students to succeed in their exam with From Kaiser to Führer. This study aid contains all the key information that students need for Edexcel History A2 Unit 3 Option D1, clearly laid out with Examiners' and Essential notes. Also included are graded essays with full comments from experienced examiners on how to secure a higher grade. From Kaiser to Führer: Germany, 1900–45 covers all the content and skills your students will need for their Edexcel A2 Unit 3 Option D1 examination, including: • Chapter 1: THE SECOND REICH TO 1914Including – Economic expansion, 1900–14; social divisions, government, constitution and political parties in imperial Germany; domestic politics, 1900–14; the impact of the First World War; the November Revolution, 1918 • Chapter 2: CONTROVERSY A: WAS GERMANY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRST WORLD WAR?Including – The Great Powers and their interests; Weltpolitik and Flottenpolitik; European diplomacy, 1900–14; Germany-blaming interpretations; ‘shared guilt’ interpretations; overview of Germany’s responsibility for the outbreak of war • Chapter 3: THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1919–29Including – The Spartacist Revolt, 1919; the Weimar Constitution; crisis and survival 1919–24; Stresemann and stabilisation, 1923–9; Weimar culture and society; the ‘golden years’ of the Weimar Republic • Chapter 4: THE RISE OF THE NAZISIncluding – The origins of the NSDAP; the Nazi breakthrough; presidential government, 1930–3; the seizure of power, 1933 • Chapter 5: CONTROVERSY B: HOW POPULAR AND EFFICIENT WAS THE NAZI REGIME, 1933–9?Including – An evaluation of how popular the Nazi regime was; resistance to Nazism; consent and conformity; interpretations of the Nazi state • Chapter 6: LIFE IN WARTIME GERMANY, 1939–45Including – Morale, opposition and resistance; the war economy; the Holocaust • Chapter 7: EXAM SKILLS • Chapter 8: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS • Index

Edexcel A2 Unit 3 Option D1: From Kaiser to Führer: Germany 1900-45 (Student Support Materials for History)

Bloomfield, Adam

The British patrol's mission:  enter a well-guarded French prison, find an old professor, get from him secret chemical knowledge that can help secure victory for the allies.  Easier said than done when the countryside is crawling with German soldiers, when the citizens they depend on may be collaborators, when the leader is a private and one of the men he commands is a major and there's no love lost between them.  This story opens as the patrol spills out of a farmhouse under fire, and the action and suspense build from there:  to preventing the disloyalty of villagers, to securing a cemetery hide-out in direct sight of the Germans, to scaling the prison walls between guard's rounds, to the final clever act of bravado that gains access to the prison...

The long watch

Harcourt, Brace. Jovanovich

The Long Drop

Harcourt,brace & World

The long summer

In this book the author examines the notion of a "right" and its relation to other moral, legal, and political notions, which often accompany it. In stressing the variety of things to which we are said to have rights, he aims to free the analysis of the notion from the narrow restrictions to which many philosophers and jurisprudents confine it. By examining in close detail the logical and linguistic features, not only of "a right" but also for "liberty", "privilege", "power", and "claim", etc. he tries to establish the exact position in our thinking of these notions and to disprove many current theories about them and their inter-relations.

Rights

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Oxford University Press

Death in duplicate: an Armstrong novel

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Barrie Jenkins

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

The long midnight

Barrie and Jenkins

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