Historians and Archivists - Essays in Modern German History and Archival Policy (Hardcover)

The essays in this volume, which are based primarily on the captured German documents in the National Archives, deal with several of the major topics in recent German and European history: German intelligence operations in the United States during the first World War; the controversies over Ernst V. Weizsaecker and Kurt Waldheim; German occupation policies and the German resistance to Hitler; Allied attempts to re-educate the Germans at the end of the second World War, and German plans for a post-War German government.