Introduction: Talcott Parsons’s Sociology of National Socialism; The Collection of Texts; 1: Nazis Destroy Learning, Challenge Religion *; 2: Academic Freedom (1939) *; 3: Memorandum: The Development of Groups and Organizations Amenable to Use Against American Institutions and Foreign Policy and Possible Measures of Prevention *; 4: The Sociology of Modern Anti-Semitism *; 5: New Dark Ages Seen If Nazis Should Win *; 6: Max Weber and the Contemporary Political Crisis *; 7: Sociological Reflections on the United States in Relation to the European War *; 8: Some Sociological Aspects of the Fascist Movements *; 9: National Socialism and the German People *; 10: Democracy and Social Structure in Pre-Nazi Germany *; 11: Propaganda and Social Control *; 12: Racial and Religious Differences as Factors in Group Tensions *; 13: The Problem of Controlled Institutional Change * An Essay in Applied Social Science; 14: Certain Primary Sources and Patterns of Aggression in the Social Structure of the Western World *