Nazi Germany is the term that historians use for the country of Germany during the 1930s and 1940s and the dictatorship of Adolf Hitler.  Both the Holocaust and World War II are associated with the timeframe of Nazi Germany and when studying this topics historians focus on the main figures of the Nazi Party and life for the people of Germany.  For example, the Nazi Party used several different tactics to maintain control over the German people, including: censorship, propaganda, terror and repression, racial ideology and secret police.   Click below to learn more about specific topics related to Nazi Germany.

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READINGS & SOURCES

|Adolf Hitler
|Adolf Hitler's Rise to Power​
​|Anti-Semitism
|Auschwitz
|Beer Hall Putsch
​|Dictatorship
|Einsatzgruppen
|Enabling Act​
​|Euthanasia Program
|Fascism​
|Gestapo
​|Heinrich Himmler

​|Hermann Goering
|Hitler Speech on the Treaty of Versailles
|Hitler Youth
​​|Holocaust
​|Kristallnacht
|Life in Nazi Germany
​|Josef Mengele
|Joseph Goebbels
​|Mein Kampf
|Nazi Book Burning Rallies
|Nazi Ideology​



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​|Nazi Party
​|Nazi Propaganda
​​|Night of the Long Knives​
|Nuremberg Laws
|Nuremberg Trials
|Reichstag Fire
​|The SA
|The SS
​|Treaty of Versailles
​|Types of Camps in the Holocaust
​|World War II

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TEACHING RESOURCES & LESSONS