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• Ian Kershaw
  Sir '''Ian Kershaw''' (1943-) is Professor of History at the [[University of Sheffield]], and | title = Ian Kershaw, interview by publisher
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• Ian Kershaw/Bibliography
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• Ian Kershaw/Definition
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• Ian Kershaw/Related Articles
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• Ian Kershaw/External Links
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• Ian Kershaw
  Sir '''Ian Kershaw''' (1943-) is Professor of History at the [[University of Sheffield]], and | title = Ian Kershaw, interview by publisher
  2 KB (362 words) - 15:03, 2 January 2011
• Historiography of Hitler/Related Articles
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• Hermann Esser
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Alfred Hugenberg
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Deutschnationale Volkspartei
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Lebensraum
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Deutschvoelkische Freiheitspartei
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Georg, Ritter von Schönerer
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• Historiography of Hitler
  ...ftsystem'', p. 144, ''quoted by'' Machtan, p. 12</ref> Machtan considers [[Ian Kershaw]] to be the leading current historian, attempting to unify the two schools. ...t aspect of the functionalist versus intentionalist debate is described by Ian Kershaw in a 2008 book: did Hitler actually issue an explicit, if oral, order for t
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• Hans Mommsen
  ...ftsystem'', p. 144, ''quoted by'' Machter, p. 12</ref> Machter considers [[Ian Kershaw]] to be the leading current historian, attempting to unify the two schools.
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• Philip Bouhler
  | author = Ian Kershaw
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• Deutsche Volkspartei
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Holocaust/Related Articles
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• Hitler and his youth
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Working Association of the North and West
  | author = Ian Kershaw
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• Weimar Republic
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• Hitler in Vienna
  ...not develop earlier than near the end of World War I, if not even later. [[Ian Kershaw]]'s opinion is there is little or no evidence of strong antisemitism in Vie | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• The Father of Us All
  An unusual genre mentioned is "how politicians lose wars." Ian Kershaw's ''Hitler 1936-1945: Nemesis'' is the first work mentioned. He compares
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• Political beginnings of Hitler
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]] | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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• Operation Barbarossa
  | author = [[Ian Kershaw]] | author = [[Ian Kershaw]]
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