Becoming Hitler: The Making of a Nazi. A New Biography

Thomas Weber Professor of History and International Affairs at the University of Aberdeen talks to Andrea Pető about how to ask different questions, how to read well-known sources differently and how to find new archives. When a historian has too many sources, what should she do? How can historical analogies help understand the political challenges of today?

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Series: 
World War II / Második világháború
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Type of Podcast: 
Discussion
Creators: 
Andrea Pető
Guests: 
Thomas Weber
People: 
Hitler
Places: 
Austria
Germany
Munich
Chronological periods: 
Second World War, 1938-1945, First World War
Topics: 
Archives
Research
Extremism
Historians
Historical analogies
Disciplines: 
History
Unit: 
Department of Gender Studies

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