Hitler, the Germans, and the final solution

'Working towards the "Führer': reflections on the nature of the Hitler dictatorship

Ideologue and propagandist: Hitler in light of his speeches, writings, and orders, 1925-1928

Improvised genocide?: the emergence of the 'final solution' in the 'Warthegau'

Hitler's role in the 'final solution'

The 'everyday' and the 'exceptional': the shaping of popular opinion, 1933-1939

German popular opinion during the 'final solution': information, comprehension, reactions

Reactions to the persecution of the Jews

Popular opinion and the extermination of the Jews

German popular opinion and the 'Jewish question', 1939-1943: some further reflections

Hitler and the Holocaust

'Normality' and genocide: the problem of 'historicization'

Shifting perspectives : historiographical trends in the aftermath of unification

Hitler and the uniqueness of Nazism

War and political violence in twentieth-century Europe.