Reviews of book from newspapers and journals. Correspondence from colleagues and general readers in response to book. Laminated copy of book cover design.
Review of book in The New Republic.
International reviews of Browning’s book, Nazi Policy, Jewish Labor, German Killers, in English and German. Includes reviews from assorted academic publications, journals, and magazines.
Assorted international reviews of Browning’s book, Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution, when it was first published in 1992 and republished in 2001 with a second edition. Includes articles about Browning and his scholarship as well.
Book reviews for Browning’s Origins from other historians, scholars, and journalists. Includes reviews in publications like Yad Vashem’s New Publications, Holocaust and Genocide Studies journal, AHR, and CEH.
Book reviews for Browning’s Origins from other historians, scholars, and journalists. Includes articles from the The New York Times Book Review, the Times Literary Supplement, and the Chicago Jewish Star sent to browning by a representative at the University of Nebraska Press.
Reviews of book from newspapers and journals. Correspondence from colleagues and general readers in response to book.
Review written by Dr. Browning about Arno Mayer’s book, Why Did the Heavens Not Darken? The “Final Solution” in History.Newsweek article about Mayer’s book. Correspondence with publishers asking Dr. Browning to review publications. Correspondence with Northwestern University Press regarding publication of Thomas Blatt’s book, From the Ashes of Sobibor. Review of Michael Burleigh and Wolfgang Wipperman’s book, The Racial State. Reviews of Christian Gerlach’s work, not written by Dr. Browning, but used in Dr. Browning’s forward for another book.
Dr. Browning’s requests for sabbaticals, leaves of absence, and release time, ranging from 1978-94. Also includes Dr. Browning’s reports to administrators about his sabbaticals and leaves of absence.
Includes correspondence, reviews, and further responses to Gabriel Schoenfled’s article “Auschwitz and the Professors” in Commentary (1998) by other Holocaust scholars and historians.
