April 1932

Articles

• Hitler and Hitlerism: Germany Under the Nazis

  The Führer’s early goals included physical education, a return to rural life, health care for all -- and foreboding plans for the Jews.

  Nicolas Fairweather

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• Seventy Years in Archaeology

  Dows Dunham

• What’s Wrong

  Arthur Pound

• The History of the Russian Revolution, Vol. I

  Bruce Hopper

• Four Novelists Look At America

  Mary Ross

• Ernest H. Wilson: Plant Hunter

  Stephen F. Hamblin

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• New Architecture for Boys' Private Schools

• New Architecture for Boys' Private Schools

• Letters From the Manchurian Border

  Nora Waln

• The Atlantic Monthly Directory Service

• Two Enthusiasms

  Christopher Morley

• The Road to Rome--and Back

• Milking Time: Boom and Crash in Apartment Houses

  Thomas F. Murray

• The Foreigner

  Bill Adams

• I Like Tuberculosis

  Ruth Reed

• Failings of Our Graduate Schools

  Abraham Flexner

• The Contributors' Column

  Wm. C. Van Antwerp, Henderson Daingerfield Norman, Julia Biddle, C. B. Loomis, Louis Reed, R. F. Smith, David Cushman Coyle, Friedrich Ritter, and R. W. Nygren

• Gandhi Interrogated: An Interview

  Cornelia Sorabji

• The Wood Lily

  Theodore Morrison

• Salaam, Arabi!

  James E. Baum

• Humpty Dumpty's Rule in Law

  Harry Hibschman

• Sponge Fishing

  Charles A. Rawlings

• Jerusalem the Golden

  Owen Tweedy

• Driver Ants

  Harry C. Neely

• Drums in the Distance

  Katharine Ball Ripley

• A Royal Week-End

  Ian Colvin

• On Groaning at Puns

  Walter Prichard Eaton

• Thirteen, the Sacred Number

  Bernard K. Sandwell

• Our Scale of Living

  A. Ludlow Kramer

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