Munich, Nuremberg & Obersalzburg
For those studying Germany between 1918 - 1945 ANGLIA is delighted to offer programmes which focus not only on the cities of Munich and Nuremberg, both of which played significant roles in the birth of the Nazi movement, but can also include a visit to the Berghof, Adolf Hitler’s home in the Bavarian alps near Berchtesgarten.
From the attempted coup d’etat of 1923, through the Party Rally of 1934 captured by Leni Riefenstahl in her iconic film 'Triumph of the Will', to the Nazi headquarters in Obsersalzburg, it is possible to stand on the ground where the course of European history was set.
Suggested Itinterary
2-Day Munich and Nuremberg by air
Day 1: Munich
Day 2: Nuremberg
3-Day Munich and Nuremberg
Day 1: Dachau Concentration Camp
Day 2: Munich
Day 3: Nuremberg
Day 1: Dachau
Day 2: Munich
Day 3: Obsersalzburg
Day 4: Nuremberg
Themes
- Germany and the Weimar Republic
- The impact of the Great War and Versailles
- The Beer Hall Putsch
- The Rise of National Socialism
- Life under the Nazi Regime – Repression, prejudice and persecution
- Retribution and Justice – the Nuremberg trials
Specifications/topics supported by these tours:
KS3: > Twentieth Century World
GCSE: All AQA, OCR and Edexcel specifications featuring: Germany; 1918-1945 > International Relations, 1900-1991
A’ level: All AQA, OCR and Edexcel specifications featuring: Germany 1871-1991 > International Relations, 1879-1990
Combined German Tours
Whilst a visit to Berlin any one of these cities will afford students the opportunity to consider the themes identified, ANGLIA is please to be able to offer a range of tours where through visiting a number of locations students really get to grips with modern German history.
Suggested Itinerary
4-Day Munich, Nuremberg and Berlin
Day 1: Munich
Day 2: Nuremberg
Day 3: Berlin
Day 4: Berlin
