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'''''Gun Control in the Third Reich''''' is a non-fiction book that describes the gun control tactics used by the German Third Reich from 1918-1938 against what they perceived to be enemies of the state and against the Jewish populations living in Germany at the time. The book is based on documents from the German archives, diaries and newspapers of the time. The work attempts to present a definite history of Nazi firearms suppression of groups that were not favored by the regime and spans from the Weimar Republic in 1918 to Kristallnacht in 1938.

The book is written by ], a lawyer who has argued and won two cases before the US Supreme Court <ref>{{cite web|title=Gun Control in the Third Reich | url=http://staging2.independent.org/store/book_detail.asp?bookID=106|publisher=The Independent Institute|accessdate=2 Jan 2014}}</ref> and is well known for his involvement in ] and ] litigation.<ref>http://www.abajournal.com/magazine/article/bringing_lawyers_guns_and_money</ref><ref>Marjolijn Bijlefeld, ''People for and against gun control: a biographical reference'', Greenwood Press, 1999, , ISBN 0313306907, 9780313306907</ref>

=Table of Contents=
Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I. Dancing on a Volcano: The Weimar Republic
*Insurrection and Repression
*The 1928 Law on Firearms
*Keeping Firearm Registrations Out of the Wrong Hands?

Part II. 1933: Enter the Führer
*The Nazi Seizure of Power
*Disarming the Politically Unreliable: The Case of Brandenburg
*Defining Enemies of the State

Part III. Gleichschaltung: Forcing into Line
*From the Night of the Long Knives to the Nürnberg Laws
*The Gestapo
*Hitler’s Gun Control Act

Part IV. Reichskristallnacht: Night of the Broken Glass
*October Prelude: Arresting Jewish Firearm Owners
*Goebbels Orchestrates a Pogrom
*Jewish Victims Speak

Conclusion: Whither the German Resistance, Whither the Holocaust?
Bibliography
Credits for Historical Illustrations
Index
About the Author

==See also==
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== References ==
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