Historiography: Hitler’s Role in World War Two

March 20th, 2006
Posted in 1900-2000 (GCSE History), A-Level / IB History, GCSE / IGCSE History


A fascinating but rather complex historiographical debate, which I have aimed to simplify for students using this worksheet. The debate is initially distilled down to the AJP Taylor / Trevor-Roper clash, which is then broken down into its constituent arguments, and students are then invited to research the views of other historians in more detail.

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    One Response to “Historiography: Hitler’s Role in World War Two”

    1. Russel Tarr Says:
      June 28th, 2006 at 5:28 pm

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      Russ

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