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Includes German reviews of the German-translation Die Entfesselung der “Endlösung”: Nationalsozialistische Judenpolitik 1939-1942 from historians, scholars, and journalists. French reviews and articles are included for the translation Les origins de la Solution finale.

Episode of television show, Investigative Reports, regarding the prosecution of the Einsatzengrupen, the Nazis’ secret killing squads, by Ben Ferencz, the Chief Prosecutor in their trial. Dr. Browning featured to discuss Hitler’s war in the USSR. Collection contains two copies of this video tape.

Press release from the Jewish Community Centers Association listing finalists for the 44th Annual National Jewish Book Awards. Copy of letter to Dr. Browning from Jewish Book Council announcing his selection as a 1993 National Jewish Book Award winner. Letter from Aaron Asher, Dr. Browning’s publisher, forwarding Dr. Browning’s certificate and program from the awards banquet. The certificate, program, and transcript of Dr. Browning’s acceptance speech are also included in the collection. Press releases about Dr. Browning’s selection as an award recipient.

Dr. Browning’s correspondence with references who wrote him recommendations during his job search. Copies of recommendations written for Dr. Browning by colleagues. Letters from universities, including Harvard, informing Dr. Browning of hiring decisions. Requests from colleagues for Dr. Browning to write recommendations for them.

Dr. Browning appeared as a guest on Joe Lyons’ radio show on AM Tacoma. Dr. Browning and Mr. Lyons discussed various aspects of the Holocaust, including the role of Walter Rauff, Adolf Hitler, and the German bureaucracy in bringing about and perpetuating the mass murder of Jewish people in the Holocaust.

Draft of proposed guidelines for the Languages-Across-the-Curriculum project, supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Reports on workings of committee. Outline of individual faculty projects in support of the Languages-Across-the-Curriculum project. Dr. Browning’s own proposal for an individual project of integrating language into his History 334 course. Course packets of readings in German from Dr. Browning’s proposal. Project performance reports.

Copies of newspaper articles in The Mooring Mast, Tacoma News Tribune, and The Herald-Sun regarding Dr. Browning’s decision to leave Pacific Lutheran for the position of Frank Porter Graham Chair of History at the University of North Carolina.

Includes typewritten copies of two early conference papers by Browning for the Western Association for German Studies (WAGS) conference and Second Regional Conference on the Holocaust (SRCH). Conference flyers, correspondence, and notes included.

Include a conference papers with multiple drafts, correspondence, editing suggestion, and publication proofs for the Colloquium on Nazi German and the Holocaust in Paris.

Includes assorted conference papers with correspondence, drafts, programs, notes, and publication proofs. Conferences include the Yad Vashem’s Fifth International Historical Conference, and the Western Association for German Studies conference.