Interested in studying Nazi Germany and the Holocaust?

This year, the Department of History is offering a sequence of three upper-division courses on these topics, one each in the Fall, Winter, and Spring terms. You can take any combination of them. There are no prerequisites other than instructor approval for HIST 407 in spring.

If you’re a History major, all three courses contribute to the upper-division requirement; the third satisfies the 407 seminar requirement. Combining one or both of the other courses with the spring-term 407 provides an excellent pathway to writing a well-grounded seminar paper.

Fall 2019

HIST 342, Modern Germany
Taught by John McCole
CRN 12831
MWF 10:00–10:50 a.m.

Winter 2020

HIST 443, Daily Life in Nazi Germany
Taught by David Luebke
CRN 26834
Wednesdays, 6:00–8:50 p.m.

Spring 2020

HIST 407, Holocaust & Memory
Taught by David Luebke
CRN TBA
day and time TBA