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The Failure that Succeeded: Nazi Party Activity in a Catholic Region in Germany, 1929-32

regime, its political, social and economic system, and in the circumstances which led to its establishment. Over the years, the historiography of this subject has undergone considerable change. As the fiftieth anniversary of the Nazi Party’s rise to power approached, and with increased interest in works dealing with various regions and in the history of everyday life (Alltagsgeschichte) in Germany, many critical studies were published,