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Continuation of the discussion on genocide and ethics from Tape 5.

Video resource for educators about how to teach the Holocaust, developed by the Washington State Holocaust Education Center in August of 1993. Dr. Browning appeared on the program and discussed the idea of the Holocaust as a product of modern regimes. This lecture has been transcribed to DVD.

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.

Conversation between Dr. Browning and David Luft, from the Department of History at the University of California at San Diego. Discussion covers the history of Holocaust studies as an academic discipline as well as the origin of the Holocaust and the situation in Germany at the time. This lecture has been recorded to DVD.

Browning’s Senior Thesis for his undergraduate degree in History at Oberlin College entitled “Great Berlin and the Failure of the East European Peace Front March 15-August 23, 1939.” Typewritten copy includes corrections and annotations.

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.

Memoranda between history faculty. Memoranda to and from University administrators. Information regarding faculty search and selection process, faculty leaves, overall history program.

Meeting agendas with Dr. Browning’s notes. Memoranda to committee from chair regarding upcoming Global Studies events and general program information. Committee meeting minutes. List of Global Studies students from 1984.

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.