National Socialism had its own vocabulary. But what did it look like, how was it used, where did it come from, and does it possibly continue to exist? In this comprehensive reference work, Cornelia Schmitz-Berning provides insight into the history and specific usage of terms that can be associated with the official language of the Nazi state. She presents newly coined, reinterpreted, or very commonly used expressions in word articles. The articles are based on a wide-ranging evaluation of sources. For the second edition, the volume has been reviewed and corrected.