"This illuminating collection of thoughtful and well-written essays is a most welcome publication. The contributions consistently meet high standards for clarity, cogency, and conviction while ranging widely over the thematic territory encompassed by the work's ambitious title."—Peter Hayes, author of Industry and Ideology: IG Farben in the Nazi Era
"Provocative and illuminating, making this an important addition to libraries on Nazism, German history and the Holocaust."—Jewish Book World
"All of the essays in this book are marked by solid, original research and, as the title promises, new perspectives on the Nazi regime and its legacy."—German Studies Review
"The Impact of Nazism is an important book for a number of reasons, no the least of which is the high level of scholarship…. There is no doubt that the essays highlighted here add new insight into persistent and vexing questions about the place of the Third Reich in German history, the nature and functioning of the Nazi state, and the development and impact of population, racial, and foreign policy…. There is an essay here for virtually everyone."—Hilary Earl, H-Net Reviews
"The book will interest experts in the specific fields it addresses. It will also give the general reader and undergraduate student an excellent introduction to important debates on Nazi Germany and its legacy."—David F. Crew, Central European History
