Fletcher Roger (ed.) Bernstein to Brandt: a short history of German social democracy

London: Edward Arnold, 1987. — 260 p. — ISBN: 0-7131-6480-8Foreword. Willy Brandt
Introduction. Roger FletcherThe Birth of a MovementThe Beginnings of German Social Democracy, 1835—1875. John Breuilly
Working-Class Culture in Imperial Germany. Dick Geary
The SPD in Imperial Germany, 1871—1914. Susan Tegel
Socialist Trade Unionism in Imperial Germany, 1871—1914. John Moses
Women Workers, Workers’ Wives and Social Democracy in Imperial Germany. Ute Frevert
The Life and Work of Eduard Bernstein. Roger FletcherThe Crucible of WarEveryday Life and the German Working Class, 1914-1918. Volker Ullrich
The SPD in War and Revolution. Geoff Eley
The Socialist Trade Unions in War and Revolution. Hans-Joachim Bieber
The Social Democratic Women’s Movement in Germany, 1914-1918. Alfred G. Meyer
The Politics of Rationing Versus the Politics of Subsistence: Working-Class Women in Germany, 1914—1918. Ute Daniel
Bernstein’s Political Position, 1914-1920. Susanne MillerTriumph and TragedyWorking-Class Culture and Working-Class Politics in the Weimar Republic. Dieter Langewiesche
The SPD in German Politics and Society, 1919—1929. Detlef Lehnert
The Socialist Trade Unions in the Weimar Republic. Klaus Schonhoven
‘Equal but not the Same’: The Social Democratic Women’s Movement in the Weimar Republic. Karen Hagemann
The SPD and the Economic Depression, 1930—1933. Harold James
The SPD and the Collapse of the Weimar Republic. Peter Stachura
Eduard Bernstein as Critic of Weimar Social Democracy. Heinrich August Winkler
The SPD in Emigration and Resistance, 1933—1945. Anthony GleesRenewal and RebirthGerman Social Democracy since 1945. William Carr
Democratic Socialism in the Contemporary World. Neil ElderEpilogueMarxism, Communism and Social Democracy. Eugene Kamenka