: These detailed syllabi from Professor Gerhard Rempel at Western New England
College include lecture notes and other resources.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HISTORY DEPARTMENT:
The history homepage includes links to an extensive series of instructor
course outlines.
CHIS 3325, THE HOLOCAUST IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: Marjorie Wechsler, Lesley College.
CORE 132, GLOBAL HISTORY SINCE 1914: Dr. Pavlac, King's College.
HISTORY 6, TWENTIETH CENTURY WORLD HISTORY: Ty Benoit, Butte Community College, Spring 2004.
HISTORY 30 C, EUROPE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: Bruce Thompson, University of California Santa Cruz.
HISTORY 105, WORLD IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: T. Robertson, Allegany College of Maryland, Summer 2001.
HIS 119, MODERN EUROPE AND US II: Professor McClymer, Assumption College, Spring 2005. For the section of the syllabus that focuses upon the 20th century, see PART II.
HISTORY 124, WORLD CIVILIZATIONS SINCE 1650, Shannon Duffy, Loyola New Orleans, Spring 2005.
HIS 135, HISTORY OF THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD: Charles Evans, Northern Virginia Community College, Fall 2002.
HISTORY 212, TWENTIETH CENTURY WORLD: Dr. Jeffrey Gaab, State University of New York at Farmingdale.
HISTORY 222, HISTORY OF THE SOVIET UNION: Steve Hochstadt, Bates College, Fall 1999.
HISTORY 229, THE HOLOCAUST IN HISTORY: Steve Hochstadt, Bates College, Winter 2000.
HIS 261, TWENTIETH CENTURY US: Professor McClymer, Assumption College, Fall 2001.
HIS 283, EUROPEAN HISTORY SINCE 1914: Dr. Thomas Saylor, Concordia University -St. Paul, Spring 2005.
HISTORY 303, EUROPE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY AND SINCE: John McCole, University of Oregon, Spring 2005.
HIS 311, TWENTIETH-CENTURY GLOBAL REVOLUTIONS: Zenon V. Wasyliw, Ithaca College.
HISTORY 332, TWENTIETH-CENTURY EUROPE: Robert W. Brown, University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
HISTORY 369, THE WORLD SINCE 1914: Dr. Nicholas Pappas, Sam Houston State University.
HISTORY 346, TWENTIETH-CENTURY CHINA: Sigrid Schmalzer, University of Massachusetts, Spring 2005.
HISTORY 387, WORLD WAR II: James S. Olsen, Nicholas Pappas and Joseph Rowe, Jr., Sam Houston State University.
HISTORY 390, HOLOCAUST MEMOIRS -- GENDER AND MEMORY: Elizabeth Tobin, Bates College, Fall 2002.
HIS 393, SEMINAR ON THE CULTURE WARS OF THE 1920S: Professor McClymer, Assumption College, Fall 2001.
HISTORY 395, BRITAIN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY (THE AGE OF CHURCHILL): Jamie Bronstein, New Mexico State University.
HY 400, INTERNATIONAL HISTORY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: Dr. N. Ashton, London School of Economics.
HISTORY 2043 XI, EMERGENCE OF THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST: Jamie Whidden, Acadia University, Fall 2004.
HISTORY 2213 A2, WORLD WAR II: Dr. Michael Ramsay, Acadia University, Winter 2005.
HST 3336, POLITICS AND CULTURE IN 20TH CENTURY EUROPE: Michael L. Wilson, University of Texas at Dallas, Spring 1998.
HISTORY 3364, TWENTIETH CENTURY EUROPE, 1914-2000: G. Shanafelt, McMurry University, Spring 2004.
HUHI 6313, FIN-DE-SIECLE EUROPE: Michael L. Wilson, University of Texas at Dallas, Spring 1997.
PO 222, POLITICS OF CONTEMPORARY CHINA, Shaun Breslin, University of Warwick.
POLITICAL SCIENCE 401, COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GENOCIDE: Scott Strauss, University of Wisconsin, Fall 2004.
POLITICAL SCIENCE 21500 AND 32500, WORLD POLITICS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, 1905-1945 -- A HISTORY: Charles Lipson, University of Chicago, Autumn 2003.
POLITICAL SCIENCE 21600 AND 32600, WORLD POLITICS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, 1945-1991 -- A HISTORY: Charles Lipson, University of Chicago, Winter 2002.
UNIV 3539, PEOPLE'S CENTURY I: Stephen L. Shaver, University of Memphis, Fall 2004.