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Press Cuttings Part 1A: 1933-1945 Wiener Holocaust Library Press Cuttings Part 1a: 1934 – 1945 (Old name: PC 1 – PC6) For cuttings 1945 – 1955 see Press Cuttings Part 1b For cuttings 1955 – 2004 see Press Cuttings Part 2a For cuttings 2005 – 2010 see Press Cuttings Part 2b For biographical cuttings please specify the name and the dates you are interested in. 1 P.C. 1 GERMANY 1933 – 1945 Outline A. The Nazi Party B. Domestic Policy C. Julius Streicher and Stürmer D. Nazi Race Theories E. Church Struggle, Persecution of the Churches, 'Kulturkampf' F. German Learning G. Schools H. Universities and other Institutions of Higher Learning I. Youth J. Nazi 'Kultur' K. Law in Germany L. Opposition, Resistance, Terror M. Concentration Camps N. Cases of Kidnapping 0. The 30th June 1934 - Röhm Putsch P. Anti-German Boycott (inc. Nazi Boycott of Jews) Q. Insults to Hitler: Trials R. Nazi Propaganda at Home S. Nazi Foreign Propaganda T. Labour Relations and Social Welfare U. Cases of Corruption V. Defence and Rearmament W. The 4th February 1938 X. Colonies 2 Accession Shelf mark number A The Nazi Party Reel A.1. History: General; 'Kampfzeit'; History of 'Gaue' 03/35-03/39 1 A.1.a. Horst Wessel, Leo Schlageter, Holzweber and Planetta 03/38-02/39 1 A.1.b. Hitler Putsch, 1923 1 A.2. Organization and Programme 08/34-12/38 1 A.2.a. S.A. 12/33-02/39 1 A.2.b. S.S. 11/33-02/38 1 A.2.c. Other Formations (NSKK etc.) 06/34-1935? 1 A.2.d. Party and State, Party Justice 10/35-07/37 1 A.2.e. Leadership 03/35-01/39 1 A.2.f. Membership 06/34-11/38 1 A.2.g. 'Blutorden' 12/37-09/38 1 A.2.h. The Swastika, 'Deutscher Gruss', etc. 12/33-03/39 1 B. Domestic Policy B.1. General 06/33-01/39 1 B.2. Election Propaganda, Plebiscites 08/34-03/38 1 B.3. Civil Service, Administration 07/34-01/39 1 B.4. Gestapo and other Police 06/34-02/39 1 C. Julius Streicher and 'Stürmer' C.1. 1933-1940 1933-10/35 1 10/35-1940 2 D. Nazi Race Theories D.1. Race Literature, Race Organizations and Exhibitions 02/34 - 10/37 2 D.2. Race 'Weltanschauung' 08/34 -09/38 2 D.3. Racist Politics 06/34 - 03/40 2 D.4. Race and Law 07/34 - 11/37 2 D.5. Race Research and Race Education 04/34 - 01/39 2 D.6. Race Research and Race Education 02/34 - 11/38 2 D.7. Biology 09/34 - 12/37 2 3 D.8. Medicine and Physical Training 12/33 - 06/36 2 07/36-03/39 D.9. Anthropology 06/34-10/38 3 D.10. Family Research 5/34-10/38 3 D.11. Population Policy 08/33-08/38 3 E. Church struggle, persecution Churches, ‘Kulturkampf’ 01/39-07/62 3 E.1. Church and State, General 03/34 - 12/36 3 E.2. Roman-Catholic Church 12/30 - 1939 3 E.2. General political catholicism 07/37 - 01/39 3 E.2.a. Church, Schools and Youth 05/34 - 10/38 3 E.2.b. Vatican and the Third Reich 07/33 - 01/39 3 E.2.c. 'Mit brennender Sorge' 10/36 - 10/38 4 E.2.d. The MUNDELEIN Affair 05/37 - 06/37 4 E.2.e. The German Bishops 05/34 - 09/38 4 E.2.h. Archbishop Groeber 06/34 - 11/39 4 E.2.j. Persecution 1/34 - 11/38 4 E.2.k. Priests in Court 12/33 - 11/38 4 E.2.l. Persecution by Police and Mob 06/34 - 07/39 4 E.2.m. Confiscation of Church Possessions 07/37 - 10/38 4 E.2.n. Dissolution of Roman-Catholic Associations 05/34 - 06/38 4 E.2.o. Suppression of Roman-Catholic Press 05/34 - 09/38 4 E.2.p. Nazi Press Comments 06/33 - 09/38 4 E.2.q. Miscellaneous 03/34 - 02/39 4 E.3. Protestant Church, Confessional Church, Bekenntnis 07/33 - 02/39 4 Kirche E.3.a. Kirchenkampf 10/33 - 11/39 4 E.3.a.l. Pastor Niemöller(to 21.7.37 from 3.7.37 ) 02/35 -06/39 5 E.3.c. Christian Sects 01/34 - 04/40 5 E.3.d. New Faiths 02/34 - 02/40 5 E.3.e. Protestants and Jews, Non-Aryan Christians 10/33 - 03/39 5 F. German learning 07/34 - 07/39 5 F.1. The Nazi Conception of Science 08/34 10/38 5 4 F.2. Philosophy 07/35 - 10/38 5 F.3. Law and Economics 11/35 - 11/37 5 F.4. History 07/34 - 07/38 5 F.5. Geography 07/35 - 02/39 5 F.6. Natural Science 02/37 - 08/47 5 F.7. Psychology 07/38 - 07/38 5 F.8. Anti-Jewish Research 04/36 - 01/39 5 F.9. Foreign Opinion 10/36 - 07/38 5 G. Schools, general 11/34 - 09/35 5 G.1. The Principles of School Education 11/34 - 03/39 5 G.2. Teachers and Educators to 31. 5. 37 08/34 - 06/37 5 06/37 - 04/40 6 G.3. School Books and Subjects for Lessons 06/34 - 01/38 6 G.4. The Teaching of Racism 08/34 - 05/38 6 G.5. The Teaching of History 06/04 - 08/38 6 G.6. Elementary Schools 07/38 - 03/39 6 G.7. Secondary Schools 01/35 - 08/38 6 G.8. Trade Schools 02/34 - 08/38 6 G.9. Private Schools 09/37 - 08/38 6 G.10. Facilities for Gifted Children School Fees 10/36 - 08/38 6 G.12. Totalitarian versus Christian Schools 08/34 - 08/38 6 H. High schools in Germany Adolf Hitler-Schools see: I.4 H.1. Aims and Character of German Universities 01/34 - 03/61 6 H.2. University Professors 04/33 - 1958 6 H.3. Undergraduates and Students 02/34 - 08/38 6 H.4. Prospects of Academic Professions 01/34 - 02/39 6 H.5. University Reform 01/35 - 03/39 6 H.6. Foreign Contacts and Exchanges 04/37 - 07/38 6 H.8.a. University Jubilees Göttingen 01/35 - 01/38 6 H.8.b. University Jubilees Heidelberg, Köln 02/36 - 06/38 6 H 10 Foreign Opinion 04/34 - 09/38 6 I. Youth, general 01/31 - 07/38 6 5 I.1. General Principles of Youth Education 08/34 - 03/40 7 I.2. Laws Regulating Youth Organisations 07/35 - 01/40 7 I.3. Youth and the State 08/34 - 05/39 7 I.4. Adolf Hitler-Schools 04/36 - 07/65 7 I.5. Training of Youth Leaders 11/35 - 01/39 7 I.7. 'Pimpf' and Jungvolk 03/36 - 07/38 7 I.8. Girls (Bund Deutscher Mädchen BDM 10/35 - 06/39 7 I.9. Physical and Military Training 10/35 - 10/39 7 I.10. Youth and Christian Religion 07/34 - 08/38 7 I.11. Youth and Culture 06/34 - 11/38 7 I.12. Youth and Family 06/34 - 03/39 7 I.13. Youth and Labour 03/36 - 06/39 7 I.14. Youth Hostels 11/34 - 02/39 7 I.15. Non-Nazi Youth (esp. Roman-Catholic and Non- 04/35 - 08/38 7 Jewish) I.16. Foreign Contact 08/34 - 08/38 7 J. Nazi-Kultur (culture) 03/36 - 07/38 7 J.1. Music 05/33 - 10/41 7 J.2. Literature 10/33 - 04/62 7 J.3. The Theatre 01/34 - 02/39 7 J.5. Writers and Poets 06/34 - 02/39 7 J.6. Film 08/34 - 12/38 7 12/38 -01/40 8 J.7. Painting, Sculpture and Architecture 10/34 - 02/63 8 J.8. 'Degenerate Art (Artfremde Kunst) 04/34 - 10/62 8 J.9. Radio 01/34 - 01/40 8 J.10. Art Criticism 03/35 - 10/38 8 J.11. The 'Kulturkammer' 08/35 - 08/38 8 J. 12. Publishers, Books and Book Trade 05/34 - 06/39 8 J. 13. 'Kulturpolitik' 04/34 - 02/39 8 J.14. Nationalism and 'Kultur' 01/34 - 09/38 8 K. Law in Germany 08/35 - 05/62 8 K. 1. Principles and Miscellaneous 12/34 - 11/38 8 6 K. 2. Penal Law 10/33 - 07/40 8 K. 3. Private Law (inc. Matrimonial Law) 10/35 - 01/39 9 K. 4. International Law 07/35 - 04/40 9 K. 5. Law and Race 07/35 - 10/38 9 K.6. Courts and Judges 02/36 - 06/42 9 K.7. Solicitors 05/35 - 08/38 9 K.8. Law Associations (inc. Academies and Ministry) 06/34 - 11/38 9 K.9. Foreign Opinion 12/36 - 03/38 9 K.10. Show Trials (Horst Wessel, etc.) 04/34 - 05/38 9 L. Opposition, resistance, terror 04/36 - 11/60 9 L.1. General 04/34 - 02/59 9 L.2. Special Cases L.2.a. Penalising Enemies of the State 03/33 - 03/39 9 L.2.b. Opposition of Scholars ('Kultur-Reaktion') 07/37 9 L.2.c. Radio Offences 03/37 - 12/39 9 L.2.d. Dissolution of Organizations 06/34 - 12/38 9 L.2.e. Spies 08/37 - 03/39 9 L.2.f. Religious Opposition 09/35 - 02/39 9 L.2.g.
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