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Includes conference programs, paper drafts, correspondence, and publication drafts for conference papers delivered by Browning at the Holocaust Literature and History conference and German Studies Association Conference.

Invited conference paper for the Colloquium “La Politique Nazie d’extermination” with a program, correspondence, and drafts. Also includes a revised version of this paper with correspondence and editing suggestions that Browning delivered at the Symposium on the Third Reich: New Research, New Interpretations.

Assorted conference papers and lectures with correspondence (letters and emails), revised drafts, notes, and sources (in German), programs, and publication proofs. Conferences include the Taft Lectures, Continuing Legal Education presentation, and Remembering the Future conference in Oxford.

Assorted conference papers, speeches, and lectures with correspondence (letters and emails), revised drafts, notes, programs, and publication proofs. Conferences include the Lessons and Legacies Conferences, GSA, Understanding Violence at the European University Institute, and the USHMM Symposium on the Ghettos of the Holocaust.

Letters from Cambridge University informing Dr. Browning of his nomination to give the Trevelyan Lectures and further correspondence with Jonathan Steinberg and other faculty regarding logistics. Articles from Pacific Lutheran University publications about Dr. Browning giving the Trevelyan Lectures.

Two copies with annotations and notes of Dr. Browning’s first lecture given at Cambridge University, entitled “From ‘Ethnic Cleansing’ to Genocide to the ‘Final Solution’: The Evolution of Nazi Jewish Policy 1939-1941.”

Two copies with annotations and notes of Dr. Browning’s third lecture given at Cambridge University, entitled “Jewish Labor in Poland: Self-Maintenance, Exploitation, Destruction.”

Two copies with annotations and notes of Dr. Browning’s sixth lecture given at Cambridge University, entitled “German Killers: Behavior and Motivation in the Light of New Evidence.”

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.