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This award winning book is an excellent read for able
GCSE students, AS/A2 students, teachers and interested adults. I've
found it to be a great source of information when planning lessons
and have been able to make use of extracts from the books with pupils
in Key Stages 3, 4 and 5. |
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As with all of the Access to history series, this book provides
an excellent and accessible core for any advanced level study of the
period. A highly recommended read for AS/A2 students and well worth
looking at by GCSE students wanting to extend themselves. |
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Ian Kershaw offers an excellent appraisal of Hitler, the Nazi's
and the Cult that was established around the Fuhrer. An excellent
resource for students wanting to get an understandng of more recent
interpretations of the period. |
| Films for use in the classroom |
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Starring Robert Carlyse, this is a fantastic resource for use in
the classroom. I've used exracts from it in interpretation lessons
about the Munich Putsch and pupils have also said that they've found
the film to be very useful when revising. |
| Textbooks |
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Core text for students following the SHP GCSE. This book covers
the period 1919-1945. |
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This textbook is aimed at students on the C/D borderline at GCSe.
It provides accessible and engaging exercises about the period that
are enjoyed by pupils of all abilities. Brilliant book - and the accompanying
teachers resource pack is highly recommended as well. |
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Filled with accessible, interesting and well structured text and
activities. |
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| Historical Fiction |
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Fatherland by Robert Harris. Brilliant book. Also
available as an audio CD
The
story has also been turned into a successful film, available on
VHS
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