Daniel Siemens Stormtroopers 2017 Roger Clark 64 22m

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[001] INTRO.mp3

[002] TITLE.mp3

[003] EPIGRAPH.mp3

[004] QUOTE.mp3

[005] INTRODUCTION. A NIGHT OF VIOLENCE.mp3

[006] I.1 Borderland Mentalities.mp3

[007] I.2 Ruffians, Killers, Political Hooligans.mp3

[008] I.3 New Perspectives.mp3

[009] I.4 Two Sides of Violence.mp3

[010] I.5 The Line of Argumentation.mp3

[011] PART I.mp3

[012] 1 TURMOIL IN POST-WAR GERMANY AND THE ORIGINS OF THE NAZI SA.mp3

[013] 1.2 Fighting for Order.mp3

[014] 1.2 Establishing the Stormtroopers.mp3

[015] 1.3 A Public Nuisance.mp3

[016] 1.4 The Crucial Year of 1923.mp3

[017] 1.5 The Aftermath of the Putsch.mp3

[018] 2 STORMTROOPER STREET POLITICS. MOBILIZATION IN TIMES OF CRISIS.mp3

[019] 2.1 Early Reforms.mp3

[020] 2.2 From Splinter Group to Mass Movement.mp3

[021] 2.3 The Nazi Uniform and the Authorities.mp3

[022] 2.4 Laughing at the Stormtroopers.mp3

[023] 2.5 The Escalation of Violence.mp3

[024] 2.6 Unemployment and Social Unrest in the SA.mp3

[025] 2.7 Brownshirts in the Countryside.mp3

[026] 2.8 The Danger of Stormtrooper Violence.mp3

[027] 3 THE BROWN CULT OF YOUTH AND VIOLENCE IN THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC.mp3

[028] 3.1 Militant Masculinity.mp3

[029] 3.2 Female Nazi Activism.mp3

[030] 3.3 Satisfying Emotional Needs.mp3

[031] 3.4 Stormtrooper Merchandising.mp3

[032] 3.5 Smoking Politics.mp3

[033] 3.6 Modern Crusaders.mp3

[034] 3.7 Relations with the Reichswehr.mp3

[035] PART II.mp3

[036] 4 TERROR, EXCITEMENT, AND FRUSTRATION.mp3

[037] 4.1 Mixed Feelings and New Opportunities.mp3

[038] 4.2 Hunting and Humiliating the Enemy.mp3

[039] 4.3 Reactions.mp3

[040] 4.4 Above the Law.mp3

[041] 4.5 The Integration of the Stahlhelmers.mp3

[042] 4.6 The Nazification of German Academia.mp3

[043] 4.7 Sacking the State.mp3

[044] 4.8 Consolidation and Discontent.mp3

[045] 5 THE 'RÖHM PURGE' AND THE MYTH OF THE HOMOSEXUAL NAZI.mp3

[046] 5.1 Showdown.mp3

[047] 5.2 'Reich Murder Week'.mp3

[048] 5.3 The Myth of the Homosexual Nazi Activist.mp3

[049] 5.4 Consequences.mp3

[050] PART III.mp3

[051] 6 THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE SA BETWEEN 1934 AND 1939.mp3

[052] 6.1 Searching for New Tasks.mp3

[053] 6.2 Defining the Limits of Volksgemeinschaft. Antisemitic Violence.mp3

[054] 6.3 Penetrating German Society.mp3

[055] 6.4 The Austrian Legion.mp3

[056] 6.5 Activities in the Sudeten and Memel Territories.mp3

[057] 6.6 The Rise of the Periphery.mp3

[058] 7 STREETFIGHTERS INTO FARMERS THE BROWNSHIRTS AND THE 'GERMANIZATION' OF THE EUROPEAN EAST.mp3

[059] 7.1 Early Settlement Initiatives.mp3

[060] 7.2 Siegfried Kasche and the SA's Intensified Settlement Plans.mp3

[061] 7.3 Peasants and Ideologues.mp3

[062] 7.4 Contributing to the Formation of a 'People's Community' in Eastern Europe.mp3

[063] 8 STORMTROOPERS IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR.mp3

[064] 8.1 The SA and the Wehrmacht.mp3

[065] 8.2 The Beginning of the War.mp3

[066] 8.3 The SA-Standarte Feldherrnhalle.mp3

[067] 8.4 Communist Propaganda.mp3

[068] 8.5 Auxiliary Police in the General Government, the Protectorate, and in Slovenia.mp3

[069] 8.6 On the Home Front.mp3

[070] 8.7 To the Last Man.mp3

[071] 8.8 Confronting Defeat.mp3

[072] 8.9 Everyday Fanaticism.mp3

[073] 9 SA DIPLOMATS AND THE HOLOCAUST IN SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE.mp3

[074] 9.1 Stormtroopers in the Foreign Office.mp3

[075] 9.2 Fighting behind the Scenes.mp3

[076] 9.3 Organizing the Holocaust in Slovakia.mp3

[077] 9.4 Deadly Varieties of a Pattern.mp3

[078] 9.5 The Impact of the SA Diplomats.mp3

[079] 9.6 The Struggle for Reputation.mp3

[080] PART IV.mp3

[081] 10 'NOT GUILTY'. THE LEGACY OF THE SA IN GERMANY AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR.mp3

[082] 10.1 The SA at the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg.mp3

[083] 10.2 Stormtroopers as Misguided Idealists.mp3

[084] 10.3 Mutilated Stories.mp3

[085] 10.4 Politics of Remembrance.mp3

[086] Conclusion. Stormtroopers and National Socialism.mp3

[087] NOTES.mp3

[088] INDEX.mp3

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