 As Senior Scholar-in-Residence at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 2000-2001 |
Geoffrey J. Gilesggiles@history.ufl.eduAssociate Professor of History at the University of Florida. |
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As Senior Scholar-in-Residence at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 2000-2001 |
Geoffrey J. Gilesggiles@history.ufl.eduAssociate Professor of History at the University of Florida. |
Publications
of Geoffrey Giles
Recent
publications since 2005
Book
reviews
published by Geoffrey Giles
Office
Hours Spring Semester 2008
Course syllabi
Spring Semester 2008
EUH
4464 Hitler and the
Manipulation of Germany
(This
is an Honors Seminar open only to students in the UF Honors Program)
Guidance
on
research papers
Book
reviews
EUH
3033 The History of the
Holocaust
How
to
locate your survivor testimony book, & guidelines for writing the
paper
List
of
some survivor testimony books
The
Barbarossa & Commissar decrees
Recent courses
Spring Semester 2007
EUH 4930
Germany and World War One
Fall Semester 2007
EUH 2002 Western Civilization, 1789 to the Present
EUH 4930 Understanding the Holocaust
Thanksgiving Study Abroad mini-course:
HIS 4956 UF in Munich Program: "The Sites of German History in Munich"
Book
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UF Library Resources
in German History
Web links
Congressional hearing:Berlin Document Center hearing: my testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Washington DC, 1994
Select German History sites:
German History in Documents and Images (German Historical Institute, Washington DC)
BYU Eurodocs site for German historical documentsNYU Library links to German history sites
Virtual Library German History (mainly in German)
Virtual Library History: Third Reich (mainly in German)
Calvin College Nazi and East German propaganda archive (includes English translations)
Select Holocaust History sites:United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumUSHMM new feature with animated maps
USHMM symposium, April 2000, with audio version of my paper
USF Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust (one of the most comprehensive and dependable after the USHMM)
The Nizkor Project (especially good on rebuttal of Holocaust deniers)
Florida Holocaust Museum, St. Petersburg (includes a virtual tour of the museum)
