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Where to find specific quotes?

In my wwii practice questions we have to include four different historians in the essay however I'm finding it difficult to find them in the text books I have.
When looking for a particular topic I only really find fact of the event rather than what they thought of it. Is there a way to find specific ideas?
An example was was there a political revolution after hitler came to power and we had to have the 3 quotes per paragraph but I found it quite difficult to find.
do you just have to go though and find something or is there a simpler way I'm not using? Thanks :smile:

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Reply 2

edgymurphy

Your course should have some relevant reading which should have been made available to you to buy (dirt cheap on Amazon) or to rent them from a library. WW2 will be heavily covered by the most prominent historians and for topics on Hitler I would try and find the work of Ian Kershaw. Find your teacher and ask them if any recommended reading is available. Go through the relevant chapters and find some quotes.