MANHATTANVILLE
COLLEGE
History
3071/5071
Fall, 2007
World
War II
Mr. Bowling
| Douglas
Porch, The Path to Victory; The Mediterranean Theater in World War II (New York, 2004). |
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| Erhard
Raus, Panzer Operations; the Eastern Front Memoir of General Raus, 1941-1945 (New York, 2003). |
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| Norman
Davies, Rising '44; The Battle for Warsaw (New York, 2004). |
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| Shlomo
Aronson, Hitler, the Allies, & the Jews (Cambridge, 2004). |
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| Christopher
Bayly & Tim Harper, Forgotten Armies; The Fall of British Asia, 1941-1945 (New York, 2005). |
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| Gregor
Dallas, 1945: The War that Never Ended (New Haven, 2005). |
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| Krisztian
Ungvary, The Siege of Budapest; One Hundred Days in World War II (New Haven, 2005). |
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| Tsuyoshi
Hasegawa, Racing the Enemy; Stalin, Truman, & the Surrender of Japan (Cambridge, Mass., 2005). |
Requirements:
1.
Attendance.
2.
Participation.
3.
Readings.
4.
Successful completion of two examinations.
5. A critical paper, c. 15-20 pp. for undergraduates
Aug. 27 Introduction: How & Why World War II Began
Sept.
3
L A B O R D A Y
Sept. 10-17
The Mediterranean in World War II
Porch
Raus
Oct.
1
Resistance in Poland, I
Davies (lst
half)
Oct. 8
Oct.
9
Davies (2nd half)
Oct.
15
M
I D T E R M E X A M I N A T I ON
Oct.
22
The Holocaust
Aronson
Oct.
29- The
East Asian/Pacific Theater
Nov.
5
Bayly & Harper
Nov. 12- The
End in Europe & its Consequences
19
Dallas
Complete,
typewritten draft of
term
paper
is
due
Nov. 19th.
Nov.
26
The Fate of Budapest
Ungvary
Dec. 3
Things End in the Pacific
Hasegawa