- The Institute
- Research
- Dictatorships in the 20th Century
- Democracies and their Historical Self-Perceptions
- Transformations in Most Recent History
- International and Transnational Relations
- Edited Source Collections
- Dissertation Projects
- Completed Projects
- Dokumentation Obersalzberg
- Center for Holocaust Studies
- Berlin Center for Cold War Studies
- Publications
- Vierteljahrshefte
- The Archives
- Library
- Center for Holocaust Studies
- News
- Dates
- Press
- Recent Publications
- News from the Institute
- Topics
- Munich 1972
- Confronting Decline
- Feminist, Pacifist, Provocateur
- Der Mauerbau als Audiowalk
- Digital Contemporary History
- Transportation in Germany
- Envisaged Futures at the End of the Cold War
- From the Reichsbank to the Bundesbank
- German Federal Chancellery
- History of Sustainabilities: Discourses and Practices since the 1970s
- Changing Work
- Democratic Culture and the Nazi Past
- The History of the Treuhandanstalt
- Foreign Policy Documentation (AAPD)
- Dokumentation Obersalzberg
- Hitler, Mein Kampf. A Critical Edition
- "Man hört, man spricht"
"To the East" - The short Life of German-speaking Jews after their Deportation to occupied Eastern Europe
Kiev at War (1937-1947): A Multifaceted Study on the German Occupation, the Reign of Violence, the Persecution of Jews and the Aftermath of the War
Jews in Italy during Exclusion, Persecution and Holocaust (1938-1945): Subjective Perceptions and Individual Responses
FC Bayern Munich 1929−1949: The Rise and Decline of a Football Club within the Context of the Development of German Football
Centers of Terror – the Offices of the Commanders of the Security Police and the Security Service (KdS) in the Reich Commissariat Ukraine
© Institut für Zeitgeschichte
