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Note:
This list of links is by no means comprehensive, and it is certainly
influenced by my own interests (i.e. the section on the history of
Berlin). Use it as a starting point for browsing on historical subjects
and writing techniques. I will add more sites as I find them. Let
me know if you find anything interesting.
For
Grammar and Style links go to "Grammar
and Style Sheet"
Maps
Maps
of Europe: Political
Links
to Historical Maps Web Sites
National
Geographic Map Creation Machine
General
History Sites
World
Biographical Archive (click on the British flag for English)
The
BBC Modern World History Page
University
of Kansas Index of History Resources on the Web
Research
Tools (Indexes)
Historical Abstracts
JStor
Project
Muse
Ingenta
Proquest
Digital Dissertations
Documents
and Primary Sources
NOTE: Also look under individual subject categories!
Internet
Modern History Sourcebook: Main Page
The
World War I Document Archive
EuroDocs:
Primary Historical Documents From Western Europe
University
of Toronto's online Documents and Resources
G-Text
Primary Source Archives (German Documents, 1871-1945)
German
History Sources (good collection of documents)
Bartleby.com
(full text versions of classic literary and historical works)
German
Propaganda Archive (Nazi and East German Propaganda)
History
of the 19th Century in Political Cartoons
Hanover
Historical Texts Project
War
Letters (Collection of soldiers letters home. WWII, many translated
from German.)
Private
and Political Testaments of Adolf Hitler, 4-29-45
The
Avalon Project at Yale Law School -- Documents in Law, History and
Diplomacy (excellent collection of primary source documents)
Specific
Documents
Treaty
of Versailles
The
Treaty of Versailles: Part VIII. Reparation. Section 1. General
Provisions. Articles 231-247
The
Covenant of the League of Nations
Neville
Chamberlain: "Peace in Our Time"
Munich
Agreement, 1938
Nazi-Soviet
Relations, 1939-1941
Testimony
of Otto Ohlendorf (Nuremberg, 1-3-46, pp. 315-354)
Operational
Situation Reports of the Special Action Units (Einsatzgruppen)
Leaflets
of the White Rose Resistance Group (Munich, 1942-43)
Thinkers:
Intellectual History, History of Philosophy and Social Theory
The
Marx/Engels Internet Archive
Theory.org.uk
on Foucault (good introduction to Foucault)
HyperBourdieu©
WorldCatalogueHTM
Marxist
Writers - primary texts
Max
Weber (1864-1920) (primary and secondary sources)
Verstehen:
Max Weber's HomePage "A site for undergraduates"
Library
of Congress Exhibit on Sigmund Freud
Interwar
Culture
Italian
Futurism Exhibit
Futurism
Web Site (translated manifestos, pictures, etc.)
The
Founding and Manifesto of Futurism, by F.T. Marinetti, Le Figaro
(Paris) 20 February 1909
Bauhaus
DADA
Entartete
Kunst (Nazi Degenerate Art Exhibition, 1937)
Malevich,
Kasimir
CGFA
(Index of paintings with many images)
Walter
Benjamin, The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Gender, Women and Sexuality
Women's
History - VIVA (bibliographies, indexes of journals, etc.)
The
Emancipation of Women
History
of Contraception Museum in Toronto
Theory.org.uk
(Good links for gender and sexuality, i.e. Foucault, Judith Butler)
Bibliography
of the History of Western Sexuality, 1700-1945
Gender
Inn (University of Cologne. Many Bibliographies and Links.)
Internet
Women's History Sourcebook
Women's
Studies Database, University of Maryland
The
Second Sex, Simone de Beauvoir 1949
Margaret
Sanger texts (American birth control crusader)
World
War I
The
World War I Document Archive
World
War I - Trenches on the Web
Wilfred
Owen Multimedia Digital Archive
Photos
of the Great War
BBC
Site on WWI
World
War II
WWII Resources
The
History Place: WWII in Europe
(Timeline -- basic outlines)
Memories
of the Battle of Britain
A
German Field Marshal Instructs the Wehrmacht on Its Role in the
Soviet Union
The
Memoirs of Daniil Zlatkin on the Russo-German Conflict in 1941
Otto
Willnauer's photo diary of the Russian Campaign 1941-1945
Time
Line: Interwar Europe; The Approach of World War II
Stalingrad
- Volgograd 1943-2003 (1) Introduction, W. Benz, Germany; 2)
Selected Online-Resources on the "Battle of Stalingrad"; 3) Selected
Articles of print/online media; 4) Bibliography
The
Official Lili Marleen Page (site with various of versions and
information about WWII's most famous song)
WWII
Propaganda Posters (Stanford University)
Winston
Churchill: "We Shall Fight on the Beaches" (House of Commons, 6-4-40)
Extract
from the Commissar's Order for Operation Barbarossa (6-6-41)
Three-Power
Pact Between Germany, Italy, and Japan, Signed at Berlin, September
27, 1940
Munich
Pact September 29, 1938
Anti-Comintern
Pact (German-Japanese Agreement and Supplementary Protocol,
Signed at Berlin, November 25, 1936)
Germany's
Invasion of Poland (Hitler's Proclamations and communication
with Britain)
Notes
on the Polish Campaign and the War with Finland in 1939-1940
(Written by their participant, a Soviet Army officer, M. I. Lukinov)
Franco-German
Armistice: June 25, 1940 (Armistace Agreement between the German
High Command of the Armed Forces and French Plenipotentiaries, Compiègne,
June 22, 1940)
The
Third Reich, Nazism and the Holocaust
General
Sites on the Third Reich and Nazism
The
Third Reich Factbook
Leaflets
of the White Rose Resistance Group (Munich, 1942-43)
Horst
Wessel Song (text with links to Real Audio file)
Radio
Clips from Third Reich (at
Shoa.de -- see below)
Adolf
Hitler's First Antisemitic Writing, September 16, 1919
The
25 Points 1920: An Early Nazi Program
Program
of the National Socialist German Workers' Party
Propaganda
German
Propaganda Archive (Guide Page)
Nazi
Propoganda (Museum of Tolerance, Simon Wiesenthal Center)
Das NS-Regime (German Historical Museum Berlin. German site,
but contains excellent collection of Nazi Propaganda Posters even
for those who don't read German and a good collection of primary
sources for those who do)
Poster
Collection (German Historical Museum, Berlin)
Nazi Propaganda Films (German site)
Holocaust (for Nuremberg Trials, see Post-WWII below)
A
Glossary of Terms for the Holocaust
Holocaust: Cybrary
of the Holocaust
Nizkor:
a Holocaust Remembrance
Wannsee
Protocol, January 20, 1942
A
Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust (lots of documents, links,
video clips of interviews with survivors)
The
Horrors of the Holocaust (various Holocaust photographs)
Collection
of Holocaust Links
Another
Collection of Holocaust Links
Simon
Wiesenthal Center (13,785 documents in German and English)
The
Holocaust History Project
Operational
Situation Reports of the Special Action Units (Einsatzgruppen)
The
History Place: Holocaust (includes timeline and pictures)
Holocaust
Survivor Oral history (University of Michigan)
Jewish
Virtual Library (indexed Holocaust images)
Shoa.de (German
site run by Arbeitskreis Shoa.de, an independent, interdisciplinary
voluntary association based in Berlin that promotes Holocaust
education in Germany. Sponsored by Yad Vashem and several German
museums.)
Documents
Adolf
Hitler, Mein Kampf (exerpts)
Adolf
Hitler, Mein Kampf (excerpt on anti-Semitism)
U.S.
Diplomatic Dispatches on the Nazi Movment in Germany in 1932
German
History and German Studies
Harold
Marcuse's German History Links (University of California)
-- Very comprehensive, including links to research institutions,
dictionaries, German libraries, and current information sites
(newspapers, etc.)
Links
to German media outlets
The
End of WWII, the Post-WWII Period, and the Cold War and Beyond
Potsdam
Conference, July 17-August 2, 1945
The
Yalta Conference, February, 1945
Cold
War International History Project
The
Truman Doctrine
LOC
For European Recovery: The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Marshall
Plan
The
European Union online
1945-49
Alliierte Besatzung (German Site at German Historical Museum,
Berlin. Details of Occupation of Germany. Many posters, pictures
and documents.)
Nuremberg
Trials
Agreement
for Establishment of an International Military Tribunal for War
Criminals
Nürnberger
Prozesse (German site. German Historical Museum, Berlin. Includes
video clips)
Nuremberg
Trials
Nuremberg
Trials: Presentation of Cases
The
Nazi Slave Labor Program (excerpts from Nuremberg Prosecution Documents:
"Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression, vol. 1, chap. X)
The
Nazi Party The SS (Schutzstaffel) and SA (Stürmabteilung) Discussion
at Nuremberg Trials
Gestapo
(Discussion at the Nuremberg Trials)
Berlin
- Berlin
Wall History - Germany
Berlin
Building Sites
Russian
and Soviet History
Alexander
Palace Time Machine (biographies of the Romanovs)
Lenin
on his "April Theses"
Joseph
Stalin Reference Archive
Stalin Biographical
Chronicle (note: Russian site, lots of biographical detail,
but sanitized - no mention of famine in Ukraine, for instance)
"Stalin
on Lenin" - Stalin's speeches
Stalin
-- BBC Educational Site
Documents
in Russian History (Seton Hall University)
History
of the USSR (Course site, Northeastern University, with good
links to documents)
The
Great Patriotic War (Photographs and posters)
Stalin-Era
Research and Archives Project (University of Toronto)
Revelations from the Russian Archives
The
Katyn Controversy, Stalin's Killing Field, by Benjamin B. Fischer
Joseph
V. Stalin. On the Industrialization of Russia
Ten Days That
Shook the World, by John Reed (The first-person chronicle of
a lengendary journalist at the flashpoint of the Russian Revolution,
whence he delivers one of the great stories of the twentieth century)
Background
to the Revolution (General Pages on the Russian Revolution,
The February and October Revolutions, The Civil War and after, People,
Political Parties and Movements, Images and Maps)
Russian
revolution in dates (Time line, 1905-1924)
Russia
in Revolution (Looks at : Why there was a revolution in Russia
in February 1917, How the First World War affected Russia, Why the
Bolsheviks were able to seize power in October 1917.)
Internal
workings of the Soviet System (Excellent museum exhibition that
explains how the Soviet system worked under the communists, especially
during the decades following the Revolution.)
Leon
Trotsky's, In Defence Of October (A speech delivered in Copenhagen,
Denmark in November 1932)
Stalin,
"Broadcast to the People of the Soviet Union," July 3, 1941
Forced Labor
Camps (online exhibition at Open Society Archives)
Vladimir
Illyich Lenin: What is to be Done, 1902
Italian
History
Italian
Life under Fascism (a virtual exhibit, Univ. of Wisconsin)
Benito
Mussolini: What is Fascism, 1932
Pages
of History Links
History/Social
Studies for K-12 Teachers
History
Sites by Subject (Tennessee Technological University)
Humboldt
University (Berlin) History Links (mostly in German)
Scholars'
Guide to the WWW
History Guide
(Göttingen State and University Library and Bavarian State Library
-- but considerable English content)
Blackwell
Publishers -- History on the Internet (links)
History
Learning Strategies
Muskingum
College: Content-Specific Learning Strategies for History
History
Discussion Lists
Note:
these discussion lists are open only to professors and graduate students.
You can, however, look for information in their archives. They are
a particularly good and accessible source of book reviews:
For other
similar lists see the H-Net
site.
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