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Bibliografischer Informationsdienst 06/2015 Bibliografischer Informationsdienst der Bibliothek des Instituts für Zeitgeschichte Ausgabe 06/2015 Der Bibliografische Informationsdienst führt die Bibliographie zur Zeitgeschichte in digitaler Form fort. Er wird monatlich von der Bibliothek des Instituts für Zeitgeschichte München – Berlin auf der Grundlage ihrer laufenden Neuerwerbungen zusammengestellt. Redaktion: Matthias Krebs und Daniel Schlögl Online-Archiv und Anmeldung zum E-Mail-Abonnement: http://www.ifz-muenchen.de/bibliothek/literatursuche/bibliografischer-informationsdienst/ Nutzungsbedingungen: Der Informationsdienst steht kostenfrei unter der Creative-Commons-Lizenz CC BY-NC 3.0 DE (Namensnennung – keine kommerzielle Nutzung) zur Verfügung. Näheres zur Lizenz unter: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/de/ Bibliografischer Informationsdienst 06/2015 Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 HILFSMITTEL ................................................................................................................................. 6 a) Bibliografien ......................................................................................................................................– b) Nachschlagewerke........................................................................................................................... 6 c) Quellenkunde ....................................................................................................................................– d) Archive und Bibliotheken ................................................................................................................. 6 2 GESCHICHTSWISSENSCHAFT .................................................................................................... 6 a) Allgemeines ..................................................................................................................................... 6 b) Institutionen .......................................................................................................................................– c) Methoden, Geschichtsschreibung ................................................................................................... 6 d) Geschichtsdidaktik ............................................................................................................................– e) Nachbarwissenschaften ....................................................................................................................– 3 BIOGRAFIEN .................................................................................................................................. 6 a) Sammelbiografien und biografische Handbücher ............................................................................ 6 b) Einzelbiografien ............................................................................................................................... 7 4 AUSSENPOLITIK UND INTERNATIONALE BEZIEHUNGEN SEIT DEM AUSGEHENDEN 19. JAHRHUNDERT ........................................................................................................................... 12 a) Allgemeines ................................................................................................................................... 12 b) Internationale Organisationen ...........................................................................................................– c) Vergleichende und Spezialstudien ................................................................................................ 12 5 AUSSENPOLITIK UND INTERNATIONALE BEZIEHUNGEN BIS 1945 .................................... 13 a) Allgemeines ......................................................................................................................................– b) Internationale Organisationen ........................................................................................................ 13 c) Die Zeit bis 1914 ............................................................................................................................ 13 d) Erster Weltkrieg 1914 - 1918 ......................................................................................................... 13 e) Zwischenkriegszeit 1918 - 1939 .................................................................................................... 13 f) Zweiter Weltkrieg 1939 - 1945 ....................................................................................................... 13 g) Vergleichende und Spezialstudien ................................................................................................ 14 6 AUSSENPOLITIK UND INTERNATIONALE BEZIEHUNGEN NACH 1945 ................................ 14 a) Allgemeines ................................................................................................................................... 14 b) Internationale Organisationen ...........................................................................................................– c) Europäische Integration ................................................................................................................. 15 d) Sicherheitspolitik ............................................................................................................................ 15 e) Dritte Welt ...................................................................................................................................... 15 f) Vergleichende und Spezialstudien ................................................................................................ 15 2 Bibliografischer Informationsdienst 06/2015 7 GESCHICHTE EINZELNER STAATEN UND REGIONEN .......................................................... 16 Großbritannien ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Skandinavische Staaten ........................................................................................................................ 17 Frankreich .............................................................................................................................................. 17 Belgien, Niederlande, Luxemburg ......................................................................................................... 17 Italien ..................................................................................................................................................... 17 Österreich .............................................................................................................................................. 17 Osteuropa, Ostmitteleuropa .................................................................................................................. 18 Tschechoslowakei / Tschechische Republik / Slowakische Republik ................................................... 18 Polen ...................................................................................................................................................... 18 Russland / Sowjetunion / GUS .............................................................................................................. 19 Südosteuropa ........................................................................................................................................ 20 Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika ............................................................................................................ 21 Lateinamerika ........................................................................................................................................ 21 Naher und Mittlerer Osten ..................................................................................................................... 21 Süd-, Ost- und Südostasien .................................................................................................................. 21 Afrika ...................................................................................................................................................... 22 8 DEUTSCHE GESCHICHTE SEIT DEM 20. JAHRHUNDERT ..................................................... 22 a) Allgemeines ................................................................................................................................... 22 b) Staat, Verfassung, Verwaltung ...................................................................................................... 22 c) Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte ................................................................................................. 22 d) Politische Theorien und soziale Bewegungen ..................................................................................– e) Parteien und Verbände .....................................................................................................................– f) Militär ................................................................................................................................................– g) Kultur, Wissenschaft, Publizistik .................................................................................................... 23 h) Kirchen ........................................................................................................................................... 23 9 DEUTSCHE GESCHICHTE BIS 1918 .......................................................................................... 23 a) Allgemeines ......................................................................................................................................–
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