The World War Two Reader Book

Pt. 1	Strategy : failures, shocks , and mythologies	1
1	The fall France, 1940	7
2	Mobilization for total war in Germany 1939-1941	40
3	Hiroshima : a strategy of shock	65
4	Ideology, calculation, and improvisation : spheres of influence and Soviet foreign policy 1939-1945	85
5	The Third Reich reflected : German civil administration in the occupied Soviet Union, 1941-4	105
Pt. 2	Soldiers : ideology, race , and gender	141
6	This is the army : imagining a democratic military in World War II	145
7	'You cannot hate the bastard who is trying to kill you...' : combat and ideology in the British army in the war against Germany, 1939-45	180
8	"Ordinary men" or "ideological soldiers" : police battalion 310 in Russia, 1942	200
9	Race, language, and war in two cultures : World War II in Asia	226
10	Women in combat : the World War II experience in the United States, Great Britain, Germany, and the Soviet Union	250
Pt. 3	Home fronts : people, places, and politics	273
11	Nazism, modern war and rural society in Wurttemberg, 1939-45	279
12	Partisanes and gender politics in Vichy France	296
13	War and social history : Britain and the home front during the Second World War	317
14	The politics of sacrifice on the American home front in World War II	336
15	Female desires : the meaning of World War II	359
Pt. 4	Memories : victims, heroes and controversies	383
16	Victims of genocide and national memory : Belgium, France and the Netherlands 1945-1965	389
17	Making histories : experiencing the Blitz in London's museums in the 1990s	422
18	Saving Private Ryan and postwar memory in America	435
19	For transformative knowledge and postnationalist public spheres : the Smithsonian Enola Gay controversy	449