Nazi Germany: Assessing the Evidence

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

This course explores the forms of evidence by which we might understand Nazi Germany, including diaries and letters, newspapers, film, oral histories, trial evidence, photography and architecture. It examines those key disputes amongst historians and scholars about what happened, and why. Most importantly, this course provides scholarly and professional learning activities that can be used to enhance student graduate employability, and to provide a pathway for ongoing learning and research in History.