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Radio program on 105.9 on which Dr. Browning appears as a guest.

Continuation of the discussion on the role of churches and universities in the post-war period from Tape 4.

Continuation of the discussion on disciplinary appropriation within Holocaust studies and pedagogy from Tape 7.

Weekly television show based in Seattle that features Dr. Browning speaking in a lecture setting about his book Ordinary Men. Video tape contains all three sequential episodes on which Dr. Browning appeared.

Bound copy of Browning's dissertation,“Referat D III of Abteilung Deutschland and the Jewish Policy of the German Foreign Office 1940-1943,” for his Doctorate of Philosophy Degree in History at University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Letter from the Department of History at the University of Wisconsin informing Dr. Browning of his passage of the preliminary examinations in European History and his admittance into the Ph.D. candidacy program.

Browning’s various personal and academic year-long calendars with annotations for his major conferences, appointments, and travel information.

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.

Materials regarding Dr. Browning’s tenure process, including recommendations, reference lists, requests by Dr. Browning to transfer information into his tenure file, and a nomination list showing faculty support for his promotion.