KnowraNazi book burningsLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Nazi book burnings, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 2Related 13Compared with 1University of GöttingenRelated: The campaign formed part of the political climate that drove scholars from Göttingen.German literatureRelated: The attacks on supposedly un-German writing marked a violent rupture in literary institutions and readership.GleichschaltungRelated: They made cultural conformity visible beyond government offices and formal organizations.Heinrich HeineRelated: Heine’s works were targeted, despite his warning that book burning could precede worse persecution.Music censorshipRelated: The campaign against so-called degenerate culture also targeted music and musicians.Transgender historyRelated: The attack erased records and disrupted a major center of transgender-related research.Nazi cinemaRelated: They belong to the same campaign against disfavored cultural expression that reshaped cinema.Magnus HirschfeldRelated: In May 1933, Nazis looted Hirschfeld’s institute and burned its library and archives.Entartete MusikRelated: They show how the campaign against modern music fit a broader attack on disfavored culture.George GroszRelated: Grosz’s publications were among the works targeted in the campaign against dissident culture.Goethe University FrankfurtRelated: The regime’s attacks on scholarship and culture affected the university community.Joseph RothRelated: Roth’s works were among those targeted as the regime erased Jewish and dissident voices.LMU MunichRelated: The Munich university community was affected by the regime’s attacks on academic freedom.