Cambridge International A Level History (9489)

The Holocaust Part B - Interpretations & Approaches

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Long-Term Roots: Pre-Nazi Antisemitism and Its Influence on the Holocaust

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Hitler’s Role and Intentionalism: Was Genocide Planned from the Beginning?

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Structuralism: How the Nazi State Enabled Radicalisation and Mass Murder

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Functionalism: War, Opportunism, and the Evolution of Genocidal Policy

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Synthesised Interpretations: Combining Intentionalist, Structuralist and Functionalist Perspectives

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Perpetrators: Who Carried Out the Holocaust and Why? German and Non-German Involvement

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Victims and Resistance: Jewish Responses and the Debate Over Who Counts as a Victim

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Bystanders: International Responses - The USA and Britain During the Holocaust

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