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This week I am joined by Indiana University graduate student Laura Guebert (@Guebert26_InMi) to discuss her term paper on how the National Socialist German Workers’ Party became highly adept at utilizing folklore and cultural memory to shape identity and morality within the German populace during the 1930s and 40s. We also discuss the importance of libraries and roles historians can take outside of academia. You can find me @bendangerously on Twitter and follow the podcast @evokingH. Thank you for your support.
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This week I am joined by Indiana University graduate student Laura Guebert (@Guebert26_InMi) to discuss her term paper on how the National Socialist German Workers’ Party became highly adept at utilizing folklore and cultural memory to shape identity and morality within the German populace during the 1930s and 40s. We also discuss the importance of libraries and roles historians can take outside of academia. You can find me @bendangerously on Twitter and follow the podcast @evokingH. Thank you for your support.