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University course syllabus outlining the structure, themes, readings, and assessment methods of a seminar examining the political, social, and cultural dimensions of life in Nazi Germany and the rise and collapse of the Third Reich.
Course Title: Inside the Third Reich
Course Code: GRMN/LACS 268
Institution: Trinity College
Department: German Studies / Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Instructor: Jason Doerre
Office Location: Seabury 006
Contact Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Wednesday 10:00–11:00; Thursday 3:00–4:00; or by appointment
Class Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday 1:30–2:45
Classroom: Hallden Laboratory 121
Course Format: Seminar
Academic Field: History / German Studies / Twentieth-Century European History
Main Themes: National Socialism, Nazi Germany, propaganda, anti-Semitism, race, gender, youth, resistance, fascist aesthetics
Educational Level: Undergraduate college course
Assessment Methods: Participation, midterm exam, discussion leadership, book review essay, final research paper
Grade Distribution: Participation 25%, Midterm 20%, Discussion Leads 15%, Book Review 15%, Final Paper 25%
Final Paper Length: 8–10 pages
Book Review Length: 3–5 pages
Required Readings: Ernst Jünger, On the Marble Cliffs; Ullrich Boschwitz, The Passenger
Learning Platform: Moodle (readings and films via Kaltura)
Prerequisites: None required
Workload Expectation: Approximately 9 hours of work outside class per week
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Unincorporated Charities: Changes to Governing Documents and Transfer of Property (Charities Act sections 268, 275 and 280)
Year: 2023
Region / city: United Kingdom
Subject: Charities
Document Type: Policy Guidance
Institution: Charity Commission
Author: Charity Commission
Target Audience: Trustees of unincorporated charities
Effective Period: Ongoing
Approval Date: 16 June 2023
Last Reviewed: 14 March 2012
Last Updated: 16 June 2023
Date of Amendments: N/A
Legal Framework: Charities Act sections 268, 275, and 280
Relevant Sections: Sections 268, 275, 280
Resolution Consideration: Property Transfer, Replacement of Charitable Purposes, Modifying Procedures
Charity Type: Unincorporated Charities
Property Transfer: Yes
Name Change: Yes
Document Revision: Based on Charities Act 2022
Summary: This document outlines guidance for trustees of unincorporated charities seeking to use specific sections of the Charities Act to amend governing documents, transfer property, or change charitable purposes.
Migration Regulations 1994 Statutory Rules No. 268, 1994 made under the Migration Act 1958 Compilation No. 283
Year: 1994
Region / city: Australia
Subject: Migration Regulations
Document type: Statutory Regulations
Organization / institution: Australian Government
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Not specified
Period of validity: From 1 September 1994
Approval date: 28 July 1994
Date of amendments: 22 January 2026
Contextual description: A compilation of the Migration Regulations 1994, updated to show the amended text of the law as of 22 January 2026, including all relevant changes and endnotes.
Political Science 268: International Organization, Fall 2016
Year: 2016
Term: Fall
Course code: Political Science 268
Course title: International Organization
Instructor: Randall Stone
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 273-4761
Location: Harkness Hall 321, University of Rochester
Schedule: Monday-Wednesday, 10:25-11:40
Teaching assistant: Svanhildur Thorvaldsdottir
Type of document: Syllabus
Target audience: Undergraduate students
Course requirements: Exams, debates, participation, term paper for W students
Reading materials: Hurd (2014), Keohane (1984), Simmons (2009), Stone (2011)
Grading breakdown: Final exam 40%, midterms 40%, debates 10%, participation 10% (with W students term paper included)
Course periods: Aug 31–Dec 19, 2016
Topics covered: International organizations theory, UN Security Council, global trade, financial crises, development, debt and structural adjustment
Topics: Reich GRMNLACS 268