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Includes correspondence and honorary doctorate for Browning from Northwestern University and Oberlin College.

Includes correspondence (letters and emails), drafts, and published reviews (photocopied and originals) and criticism of Goldhagen’s Hitler’s Willing Executioners. Also includes international reviews published in English and German.

Includes correspondence, newspaper articles, and excerpts from different review publications on Goldhagen’s book featured in the Religious Studies Review, Studies in the Philosophy of History, Budapest Review of Book, and the Journal of the Historical Society.

International Newspaper Articles and ReviewsIncludes newspaper, magazine clippings, and photocopies of articles about revisionist historians in Holocaust Studies (Goldhagen and Irving) and the scholarly Browning-Goldhagen debate. Publications include articles in English, French, and German.

Includes work by Browning and Goldhagen about this debate including op-eds, articles, and published correspondence between the two scholars. Publications include The Chronicle of Higher Education and Tikkun.

Book Reviews by Browning (from Series 6)Print copies of Browning’s book reviews in The New York Review in 2012 and 2013.

Copies of legal reviews of Zündel’s appeal judgements in 1986 and 1992. Legal reviews appear in Criminal Reports and Dominion Law Reports.

Materials include five bound copies (volumes XIII, XIV, XV, XVI, and XVII) of court proceedings for the duration of Dr. Browning’s expert witness testimony about the historical fact of the Holocaust. Materials include two bound copies (volumes XXXV and XXXVI) of the jury verdict, final judgement, and sentencing.

Different draft copies of diagrams created by Browning depicting the organization of the Serbian Government under Nazi occupation in 1942 for his expert witness testimony in court. Copies include hand-drawn copies and copies of the digitally-rendered diagrams.

Includes photocopies of documents regarding the Belgrade Special Police department, police officers, and military actions in the Occupied Territory of Serbia.