Witnesses of War

Draws on a wide range of new sources, from welfare and medical files to private diaries, letters and drawings, evoking the individual voices of children under Nazi rule, to produce a challenging new historical interpretation of the Second World War.

Nicholas Stargardt, the son of a German-Jewish father and Australian mother, was born in Melbourne and brought up in Australia, Japan, and England. He teaches modern European history at Magdalen College, Cambridge.

Illustrations Maps
Acknowledgements
The Right to a Name Dramatis Personae
Introduction
The Home Front
Germans at War
Disciplined Youth
Medical Murder
The Race War
Lebensraum
The Great Crusade
Deportation
The Family Camp
The War Comes Home
Bombing
Forced Out
The Final Sacrifice
Afterwards
The Defeated
The Liberated
Endnotes
Glossary of Place Names Archival Sources
Bibliography
Index
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