2O Democracy and Nazism: Germany, 1918–1945

The Establishment & Early Years of Weimar, 1918–1924

The German Revolution, 1918

The Weimar Constitution

The Treaty of Versailles, 1919

Economic & Social Problems, 1919–1924

Political Instability & Extremism, 1919–1924

The 'Golden Age' of the Weimar Republic, 1924–1928

Economic Recovery under Stresemann, 1924–1928

Weimar Culture & Society, 1924–1928

Politics & the Workings of Democracy, 1924–1928

Stresemann & Germany's International Position

The Collapse of Democracy, 1928–1933

The Impact of the Great Depression, 1929

The Appeal of Nazism & Communism

Hitler's Appointment as Chancellor, 1933

The End of Democracy, 1933

The Nazi Dictatorship, 1933–1939

Hitler's Consolidation of Power, 1933–1934

The Nazi Terror State

Nazi Propaganda, Opposition & Non-Conformity

Nazi Economic Policies, 1933–1939

Nazi Social Policy & the Volksgemeinschaft

The Racial State, 1933–1941

Nazi Racial Ideology & the Radicalisation of the State

Anti-Semitism & the Persecution of the Jews, 1933–1938

Nazi Policy Towards the Jews & the Path to Genocide, 1939–1941

The Impact of War, 1939–1945

The Home Front & German Society at War

Albert Speer & the Wartime Economy

The 'Final Solution' & the Holocaust

Opposition, Resistance & the End of the Nazi State

2S The Making of Modern Britain, 1951–2007

The Affluent Society, 1951-1964

Conservative Dominance, 1951-1964

The Affluent Economy, 1951-1964

Affluence, Class & Women, 1951-1964

Cold War Relations & the Nuclear Deterrent, 1951-1964

Decolonisation, Suez & Europe, 1951-1964

The Sixties, 1964-1970

Wilson's Leadership & Economic Policy, 1964-1970

Industrial Relations & Labour's Decline, 1964-1970

The Beginning of the Northern Ireland 'Troubles'

Liberal Reforming Legislation, 1964-1970

Mass Media & Cultural Change, 1964-1970

Youth Culture & the 'Permissive Society'

Foreign Policy: USA, Europe & Empire, 1964-1970

The End of Post-War Consensus, 1970-1979

Heath's Government, 1970-1974

The Wilson & Callaghan Governments, 1974-1977

The 'Winter of Discontent' & the Fall of Labour, 1978-1979

Society in the 1970s

Britain, Europe & the World, 1970-1979

The Impact of Thatcherism, 1979-1987

Thatcher & the Conservative Governments, 1979-1987

The Opposition: Labour's Divisions & the SDP

Thatcher's Economic Policies, 1979-1987

Privatisation, Deregulation & Council-House Sales

Thatcherism & Social Conflict

Thatcher & Foreign Affairs, 1979-1987

Towards a New Consensus, 1987-1997

The Fall of Thatcher & Major's Rise, 1987-1990

The Major Governments, 1990-1997

The Realignment of the Labour Party, 1987-1997

Social Change, 1987-1997

Foreign Affairs, 1987-1997

The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007

Blair & New Labour in Power, 1997-2007

Constitutional Change & Devolution

Gordon Brown & the New Labour Economy

Northern Ireland & the Good Friday Agreement

The Conservatives in Opposition, 1997-2007

A Multicultural Britain, 1997-2007

New Labour Foreign Policy: Europe & the USA

The 'War on Terror': Afghanistan & Iraq

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