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In this innovative analysis of German elementary education, Katharine Kennedy uses textbooks, curricula, and pedagogical texts to trace continuities and changes in the lessons taught in the elementary schools of Wilhelmine, Weimar, and Nazi Germany. Children in all three periods were exposed to recurring texts that reinforced attachment to God, region, and fatherland. However, they also encountered evolving symbols of the nation and shifting ideas about the identity of Germany and the German people. By blending lessons on Hitler, race, and heredity with traditional narratives, Nazi education conveyed its ideology under the cloak of virtue, patriotism, and normality. It provides a compelling example of how a dictatorship manipulates religion and tradition to legitimize a brutal, lawless, and racist regime.
Katharine Kennedy is the Charles A. Dana Professor Emerita of History at Agnes Scott College in Atlanta, Georgia. A specialist on the history of German education, her publications encompass the Imperial, Weimar, and Nazi periods and address themes such as religion, colonialism, regionalism, and music. Her recent publications include the article "Singing about Soldiers in German Schools, from 1890 to 1945" (Paedagogica Historica 2016) and the chapter, "'German Youth, Your Leader!': How National Socialism Entered Elementary Schools in 1933", in From Weimar to Hitler: Studies in the Dissolution of the Weimar Republic and the Establishment of the Third Reich, 1932-1934 (Berghahn Books 2019).
List of Figures Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Schooling in Wilhelmine Germany
Chapter 1. Schools and Schoolbooks in Wilhelmine Germany Chapter 2. Religious Education in German Schools Chapter 3. Community: Ordinary Stories and Moral Obligation Chapter 4. Homeland, Fatherland, and Distant Lands: Spaces of Belonging Chapter 5. Royal Representation of the Nation Chapter 6. Lessons about War: Sacrifice and Nationhood in Wilhelmine Germany
Part II: Schooling in the Weimar Republic
Chapter 7. Schools and Schoolbooks in Weimar Germany Chapter 8. Weimar-Era Religious Instruction: Continuity and Reform Chapter 9. Lessons about Community in Weimar Schools: Strong-Armed Men and Dutiful Children Chapter 10. Where is the German's Fatherland? Within and beyond the Weimar Borders Chapter 11. Representing the Republic: The Limits of Civic Education Chapter 12. Lessons about War: Mourning and Victimhood in Weimar Germany
Part III: Schooling under the Nazi Dictatorship
Chapter 13. Schools and Schoolbooks in Nazi Germany Chapter 14. Christian Education in Nazi Schools Chapter 15. Lessons about Community in the Racial State Chapter 16. Lebensraum in the Classroom Chapter 17. The Hitler Myth for Children Chapter 18. Learning to Imagine War, Again
Conclusion
Bibliography Index
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