Unit 1G Germany and West Germany, 1918 89

A summary of the FRG's economic policy from 1945-89, investigating its economic recovery 1944-55, the economic miracle 1955-66, and the economic challenges it faced 1966-89 as well as the changes in living standards throughout this period. Also includes a timeline of significant events that led to the integration of the FRG into the European economy.

A comparative table studying the changes in elementary education, education after the age of 10, universities, teachers, and the curriculum during the Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, and the FRG.

An A-level standard essay arguing that terror was not the most important reason behind the high levels of control exercised by the Nazi regime from 1933 to 1945.

An A-level standard essay arguing that the statement that political stability was the key feature of West German government and politics from is true to a limited extent.

A table detailing the impact of the Great Depression on the Weimar Republic and the responses from the chancellors Bruning, Schleicher, and Papen.

A summary of the nature of support for the German government in the Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, and the FRG 1918-89.

A timeline of key events in Nazi Germany 1933-45.

A complete summary sheet of the west Germany/ Germany EDEXCEL A-level course from 1918-1989

In depth, theme booklet regarding theme 1 of the A level history 1G course: Germany and West Germany: Political and Governmental Change.

A selection of detailed essay plans covering section A and B across all themes from 1918-1989. They are detailed and written by a top student.