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The 170 pages that link to Nazi Germany, each with the reason it gives.

• TotalitarianismBroader topic: It is a central historical case of one-party rule, ideological mobilization, terror, and genocide.

• German nationalismBroader topic: The regime radicalized exclusionary nationalism into racial persecution, aggressive war, and genocide.

• Interwar periodBroader topic: Its rearmament and expansion directly dismantled the European postwar settlement.

• Axis powersBroader topic: Germany led the European Axis and drove its war of conquest.

• Enabling Act of 1933Broader topic: The act established a legal instrument used during the regime’s consolidation.

• Far-right politicsBroader topic: Its racial state and expansionist war show the catastrophic reach of far-right rule.

• The Protocols of the Elders of ZionBroader topic: Nazi propagandists circulated the Protocols as purported support for antisemitic ideology.

• AutarkyBroader topic: Its Four Year Plan sought greater economic preparedness and reduced reliance on imports before war.

• National SocialismBroader topic: The movement became a regime that reshaped the state and led it into war.

• Racial antisemitismBroader topic: Its government made racial antisemitism an organizing principle of law and administration.

• Mein KampfBroader topic: After Hitler took power, the book's political vision was promoted by the regime.

• Richard J. EvansBroader topic: Evans’s major histories examine the origins, operation, and collapse of this regime.