Unit 3 Interpretations question

Providing an in-depth and thorough discussion on the holocauyst and why it happened. This essay is graded A* at A level answering a past paper and also gives the reader an idea of how to structure essays for their A level exams.

A thorough and well-rounded overview of the shift in historians' perspectives on the holocaust, why it happened and who was to blame. This summary provides analysis of its own as well as of famous historians such as Raul Hilberg, and helped enable students to achieve A* at A level.

Paper 3 is notorious for its potential pitfalls as getting the interpretation wrong can cost you almost half of the 40 marks offered! These summary notes will give you the most concise bits of knowledge you need to be familiar with about the 4 interpretations for the Origins of the Cold War: 1. Traditional/Orthodox, 2. Revisionist, 3: Post-Revisionist, 4: Post-Post-Revisionist/Post-Soviet as well as specific arguments from important historians you can reference to WOW the examiners.

This document explains how to answer the Interpretation and Approach question, "Section C: Topic 3: The Origins and Development of the Cold War, 1941–1950" For 'Cambridge International AS and A level History 9389' (European Option: Modern Europe, 1789-1917)