Wolf A. Higher education in Nazi Germany

London: Methuen & Co., 1944. — 121 p.Predisposing Conditions
Hitler’s Attitude to Education
The Evil Influence of Certain Groups of German Students
The Evil Influence of Certain Teachers
The German MassesNazi Educational Reforms
Administrative Reorganization
Enslavement Through «Education»Entrenchment and Retrenchment
An Academic Purge
Reduction in the Number of StudentsNemesis
The Militarization of Education
Academic Ideals — International and NaziNazi Science and Learning
German Racialism
History Teaching in Nazi Germany
Pragmatic FictionismScheming and training for World-Conquest
Geopolitics
Other Educational Innovations
Hitler Scholarships and SchoolsConcluding ReflectionsNotes