The following titles are available as E-Books through Milner Library.
1) When Money Dies: the nightmare of deficit spending, devaluation, and hyperinflation in Weimar Germany by Adam Fergusson. [2010]
2) Salvation Through Spinoza: a study of Jewish culture in Weimar Germany by David J. Wertheim. [2011]
3) German Reparations, 1919-1932: a historical survey by Leonard Gomes. [2010]
4) The Nazi Ancestral Proof: genealogy, racial science and the final solution by Eric Ehrenreich [2007].
Chapter 3 is on the Spread of Racial Eugenics in Weimar.
5) Monarchism in the Weimar Republic by Walter H. Kaufmann. [1953]
6) The Organization of Industrial Relations in the Weimar Republic by Nathan Reich. [1938]
7) Justice Imperiled: the anti-Nazi lawyer Max Hirschberg in Weimar, Germany by Douglas G. Morris. [2005]
8) Germany's Foreign Policy: speeches by Count Brockdorff-Rantzau delivered at the German National Constitutional Convention at Weimar [1919].
9) The Challenge of Modernity: German social and cultural studies, 1890-1960 by Adelheid von Saldern. [2002].
Chapters 2, 6, and 9 are in Weimar.
10) The History of Social Law in Germany by Michael Stolleis. [2014].
Part V is on the Weimar Republic.
11) Weimar Thought: a contested legacy edited by Peter E. Gordon and John P. McCormick. [2013].
12) Max Pechstein: the rise and fall of Expressionism by Bernhard Fulda and Aya Soika. [2012].
Chapter 4 is on the Weimar years.
13) Mass Education and the Limits of State Building, c. 1870-1930 edited by Laurence Brockliss and Nicola Sheldon. [2012].
Part II - Chapter 4 is on Germany and Weimar.
14) Borrowing Constitutional Designs: constitutional law in Weimar Germany and the French Fifth Republic by Cindy Skach. [2011].
15) The German Left and the Weimar Republic: a selection of documents... translated by Ben Fowkes. [2014].
16) Weimar Surfaces: urban visual culture in 1920s Germany by Janet Ward. [2001].
17) Shell Shock Cinema: Weimar culture and the wounds of war by Anton Kaes. [2009].
18) Crowds and Democracy: the idea and image of the masses from revolution to fascism by Stefan Jonsson. [2013].
19) German Colonialism in a Global Age by Bradley Naranch and Geoff Eley, editors. [2014].
20) History of Modern Germany: 1800 to the present by Martin Kitchen. [2012].
Chapter 11 is on the Weimar Republic.
21) History of Germany, 1918-2008: the Divided Nation by Mary Fulbrook. [2011].
Chapter 2 is on the Weimar Republic.
22) German Colonialism, Visual Culture and Modern Memory edited by Volker M. Langbehn. [2010].
Part II, especially chapters 10 and 11 are in Weimar.
23) Disability in Twentieth Century German Culture by Carol Poore. [2007].
Chapter 1 is on Disability in the Culture of the Weimar Republic.
24) Weimar Culture Revisited by John Williams, [2011].
25) Film Front Weimar: representations of the First World War in German films of the Weimar period, 1919-1933 by Bernadette Kester [2003].
26) The Jazz Republic: music, race and American culture in Weimar Germany by Jonathan Wipplinger [2017].
27) The Chatter of the Visible: montage and narrative in Weimar Germany by Patrizia McBride [2016].
28) Alfred Weber and the Crisis of Culture, 1890-1933 by Colin Loader [2012].
Part II is on the Weimar Republic.
29) Crime and Criminal Justice in Modern Germany by Richard Wetzell [2014].
Parts II and III are on Weimar penal reform and the courts.
30) Inventing the Criminal: a history of German Criminology, 1880-1945 by Richard Wetzell [2000].
Chapters 4 and 5 are on the Weimar era.
31) Performing the Nation in Interwar Germany: sport, spectacle and political symbolism, 1926-1936 by Nadine Rossol [2010].
32) Max Schmeling and the making of a national hero in Twentieth Century Germany by Jon Hughes [2018].
Chapters 2 and 3 are on his early career in the Weimar era.
33) Queer Identities and Politics in Germany: a history, 1880 - 1945 by Clayton Whisnant [2016].
Chapter 5 is on the Weimar era.
34) Origins of the German Welfare State: social policy in Germany to 1945 by Michael Stolleis [2013].
Chapter 5 is on the Weimar Republic.