… under Nazism from 1933. The German society underwent radical change under the Nazi regime from 1933 onwards. By 1934 Hitler had established himself as the leader of Germany and the Nazi party. The implementation of Hitler's new policies can…

… The collapse of Nanism was highly unexpected by the German people especially with the initial euphoria that was associated with Blitzkrieg. Because of Germany's rapid penetration and defeat of the Polish in 1939, Germany reached an all time combined…

… Church, involving a major change in the political, social and religious life of Europe. Germany was the first European nation to undergo the reformation process. Martin Luther the symbolic and much wrote about leader was a humble, determined and…

… the reformation with reference to the medieval break up of Western Christianity. Lortz provides revealing evidence of a late medieval break down in the universality of the Catholic Church, which shook it to its very foundations. Firstly, Clement V remove…

… of March 14 in the year of 1879 the world was purley unawear that a baby was born in the small town of Ulm towards the south of Germany. This baby was to grow up to become one of the greatest scientists in the field of physics and was to revolutionise…

… and anti-Semitism during the third riech. In light of this statement, assess the part played by Albert Speer in implementing and supporting Nazi terror and racial policies. Although many believe Albert Speer was just a humble architect…

… The Man Behind the Name Caius Julius Caesar was a well-known figure in both Roman and world history. Everywhere around the world the name of Caesar is known, sometimes in a positive light and other times in a negative. In order to understand…

… through 16th centurys nearly brought life to a virtual standstill. In October 1347, two months after the fall of Calais, Genoese trading ships put into the harbor of Messina in Sicily with dead and dying men at the oars. The ships had come from the…

… anniversary of the birth of Elizabeth I, greatest of English rulers, certainly the one who has imposed herself longest upon that living memory of peoples that is history. She was born at Greenwich September 3, 1533, the daughter of Henry III and…

… Revolution. These changes were a way of improvement for the people's living condition and also satisfied their needs. These changes were mainly political, social and economic. When Industrial Revolution first began in the 1700's, people began to make…