List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations Introduction Part One. The Beginnings of National Socialism 1. The Munich Years and the Legacy of the War 1. Guidelines of the German Workers'' Party (1919) 2. Adolf Hitler, Letter to Adolf Gemlich (1919) 3. Wilfred Bade, The Founding of the Party in 1920 (1933) 4. Dietrich Eckart, Jewishness in and around Us (1919) 5. The Program of the German Workers'' Party: The Twenty-Five Points (1920) 6.

Gottfried Feder, Manifesto for Breaking the Bondage of Interest (1919) 7. Otto Gmelin, Prohn Fights for His People (1933) 8. Heinrich Lersch, The German Soldier; In the Military Hospital (1939) 9. Hanns Johst, Schlageter (1933) 10. Hans Hinkel, One of a Hundred Thousand (1937) 11. Wilfred Bade, The Hitler Trial (1933) 12. Wilfred Bade, The SA Conquers Berlin (1933) 13. Fritz Oerter, Our Speakers in the Anti-Marxist Struggle: The Balance of an Election Year (1932) 14.

Hermann Führbach, How I Became a National Socialist (1934) 2. Nazism in Power: 1933 15. Walter Frank, On the History of National Socialism (1939) 16. Oswald Spengler, The White World Revolution (1933) 17. Hermann Goering, Radio Address: 30 January 1933 18. Joseph Goebbels, Day of Potsdam: 22 March 1933 (1933) 19. Erich Ebermayer, My Day of Potsdam: Diary Entry (1933) 20. Decree of the Reich President for the Protection of Volk and State (1933) 21.

Anonymous, The Reichstag Fire: Declaration of Martial Law? (1933) 22. Otto Wels, Speech against the Passage of the Enabling Act (1933) 23. Law to Remedy the State of Emergency of Volk and Reich (1933) 24. Law for the Restoration of Professional Civil Service (1933) 25. Adolf Hitler, Speech to Commemorate National Labor Day (1933) 26. Das Schwarze Korps, Second-Class Comrades? (1936) 27. Carl Schmitt, State, Movement, Volk: The Tripartite Division of Political Unity (1933) 28. Ernst Forsthoff, The Total State (1933) 29.

Alfred Rosenberg, The Total State? (1934) 30. Carl Schmitt, The Führer Protects the Law: On Adolf Hitler''s Reichstag Address of 13 July 1934 (1934) 31. Hans Frank, On the Position of the Judge before National Socialist Law and in the National Socialist State (1936) 3. The Political Religion: Führer Cult, Ceremonies, and Symbol 32. Albert Reich, Adolf Hitler''s Homeland (1933) 33. Baldur von Schirach, Hitler as No One Knows Him (1933) 34. Rudolf Hess, The Oath to Adolf Hitler (1934) 35. Baldur von Schirach, To the Führer; Hitler (1935) 36.

David Lloyd George, I Talked to Hitler (1936) 37. Anonymous, This Is a National Poison? What the Ban on Führer Kitsch Is Supposed to Protect Us From (1933) 38. Anonymous, City and Countryside Shine in Celebratory Splendor (1939) 39. Engelbert Huber, The Swastika (1933) 40. Franz Alfred Six, The Propaganda of the Street and the Masses (1936) 41. Franz Alfred Six, The Power of the Spoken Word (1936) 42. Erwin Schockel, Good and Bad Posters (1939) 43. Das Schwarze Korps, With German Protestant Catholic Greetings (1935) 44.

Wilfred Bade, The Party Rally Day of Victory: The Victory of Faith (1933) 45. Willy Liebel, Five Years: Nuremberg, City of Party Rallies (1938) 46. Victor Klemperer, Listening to Goering''s Speech at the 1938 Nuremberg Rally (1938) 47. Law Concerning Holidays (1934) 48. Hannes Kremer, New Meanings for "Inherited" Customs? (1937) 49. Frank Leberecht, Call to the Fire (1934) 50. Central Cultural Office, Reich Propaganda Leadership, Honoring Fallen Heroes: NSDAP Veterans'' Memorial Day Celebrations (1939) Part Two. The National Socialist Worldview 4.

Between Myth and Doctrine 51. Adolf Hitler,The Aryan (1925) 52. Adolf Hitler, Speech at the NSDAP Congress on Culture (1933) 53. Ernst Krieck, The Racial-Völkisch-Political Conception of History (1934) 54. Alfred Rosenberg, The Myth of the Twentieth Century: On the Third Edition (1930) 55. Joseph Goebbels, Communism with the Mask Off (1935) 56. Carl Schmitt, National Socialist Legal Thought (1934) 57. Hans F.

{ths}K. Günther, A Modest Racial Study of the German People (1929) 58. Susanna Pertz, The Word Nordic (1939) 59. Paul Schultze-Naumburg, Nordic Beauty: Portraits of Perfection in Life and in Art (1937) 60. Wolf Willrich, The German Face (1935) 61. Otto Höfler, Secret Cultic Societies of the Germanic Peoples (1934) 62. Harald Spehr, Were the Germans "Ecstatics"?: A Comment on Otto Höfler''s Secret Cultic Societies of the Germanic Peoples (1936) 63. Eberhard Freidank, Nordic Ecstasy (1933) 64.

Alfred Bäumler, Hellas and Germania (1943) 5. Racial Science 65. Ludolf Haase, We Need a Reich Office of Racial Affairs (1933) 66. Walter Gross, National Socialist Racial Policy: A Speech to German Women (1934) 67. Paul Brohmer, Biological Studies and Völkisch Education (1933) 68. Günther Hecht, Biology and National Socialism (1937/1938) 69. Johann Fahlbusch, Colored Blood in the Rhineland (1935) 70. Reichsführer SS Central Office for Racial Policy, Racial Policy (1942) 6.

Germany''s Colonial Mission 71. Karl Haushofer, National Socialist Thought in the World (1933) 72. Hans Simmer, German Territory and German Volk (1934) 73. Hans Grimm, My Father, My Colonies (1934) 74. Ernst Gerhard Jacob, Colonial Policy as Cultural Mission (1938) 75. Ernst Janisch, The Biological-Historical Background of German Living Space (1943) Part Three. Antisemitism: The Core Doctrine 7. Jews: The Visible Enemy 76.

Adolf Hitler, Aryan and Jew (1925) 77. Engelbert Huber, The Anti-Semitism of the NSDAP (1933) 78. E.{ths}H. Schulz and R. Frercks, Why the Aryan Law? A Contribution to the Jewish Question (1934) 79. Reinhard Heydrich, The Visible Enemy: The Jews (1935) 80. Alfred Rosenberg, Bolshevism: The Work of an Alien Race (1935) 81.

Martin Buber, An Open Letter to Gerhard Kittel (1933) 82. Gerhard Kittel, Response to Martin Buber (1934) 8. Eliminating the Jews: From the Nuremberg Laws to Kristallnacht 83. Reich Citizenship Law (1935) 84. Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor (1935) 85. Wilhelm Stuckart and Hans Globke, Civil Rights and the Natural Inequality of Man (1936) 86. Carl Schmitt, German Jurisprudence and the Struggle against the Jewish Spirit (1936) 87. Hertwig Hartner-Hnizdo, Accident of History or Destiny of the Race? (1939) 88.

Johann von Leers, The Criminality of Jewry (1940) 89. Das Schwarze Korps, Concentration Camps and Their Inmates (1936) 90. Peter-Heinz Seraphim, Jewry in the Eastern European Space (1938) 91. Karl Friedrich Euler, The Yiddish Language as Expression of the Jewish Mind (1942) 92. Second Decree Concerning Implementation of the Law on Changes to Family Names and First Names (1938) 93. Fritz Arlt, The Final Struggle against Jewry: A Historical Reflection on Jewish Enmity (1938) 94. Reinhard Heydrich, Instructions for Kristallnacht (1938) 95. Secret Report of the Security Service of the Reichsführer SS, Actions Against the Jews on 9, 10, and 11 November 1938 (1938) 96.

Betty Scholem, Report on Kristallnacht (1939) 97. Sopade, Reactions of the Populace to Reichskristallnacht (1938) 98. Das Schwarze Korps, What Now, Jews? (1938) Part Four. Nationalizing German Youth 9. Educating the Race: Children and Adolescents 99. Unknown Child, Adolf Hitler Is Our Führer! 100. Anonymous, Conference Minutes: Horst Wessel School in Kassel (1933-45) 101. Paul Garz and Otto Hartmann, German Grammar: Active/Passive Voice (1937) 102.

Paul Habermann, Arthur Laudien, and Rudolf Tobler, Heritage and Mission: A German Primer for Young Readers (1941) 103. Baldur von Schirach, To the Flag (1942) 104. Dietrich Klagges, German History for Schools (1942) 105. Gerhard Kölling and Eugen Löffler, Math Lessons (1942) 106. Otto Steche, Erich Stengel, and Maxim Wagner, School Subject: Biology (1942) 107. Law Concerning the Hitler Youth (1936) 108. Sopade, Reports on German Youth (1938) 109. Song of the Hitler Youth: Devotion to the Fatherland (1939) 110.

Baldur von Schirach, The National Socialist Youth Movement (1933) 111. Reimund Schnabel, Leadership Training Program of the Hitler Youth (1938) 112. Anonymous, A Hitler Youth Scout Is Loyal and True! (1941) 113. Oberbannführer Stephan, The League of German Girls Organization in the Hitler Youth (1935) 114. Erna Bohlman, The Position of the Ancient Germanic Woman (1934) 115. Günter Kaufmann, Faith and Beauty (1938) 116. Collecting Women''s Hair: Reich Directive 36/K (1940) 117. Jutta Rüdiger, The "Eastern Deployment" of the BDM (1942) 118.

Gisela Miller-Kipp, Wartime Fashion Show (1942) 10. Science, History, and Philosophy Revised 119. Ernst Krieck, Renewal of the German University (1933) 120. Arthur Göpfert, Eugen Fischer, Martin Heidegger, and Wilhelm Pinder, Vow of Allegiance of the Professors of German Universities and Institutions of Higher Learning to Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist State (1933) 121. Karl Alexander von Müller, The State of the University (1938) 122. E. Günther Gründel, The Intellectuals and National Socialism (1934) 123. L.

Glaser, Jews in Physics: Jewish Physics (1939) 124. Secret Report of the Security Service of the Rei.