Here are some of his most notable books:
Nazi Germany and the Jews:
* The 12-Year Reich: A Social History of Nazi Germany, 1933-1945 (1971): This is arguably his most acclaimed work, offering a detailed and nuanced account of everyday life in Nazi Germany, exploring the impact of Nazi policies on the German people.
* The Holocaust: The Killing of the Jews in Germany (1975): This book examines the Nazi campaign of extermination against the Jews, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Holocaust.
* The Jews of Vienna: City and Society, 1860-1938 (1983): This work focuses on the Jewish community in Vienna, tracing its history and cultural development before the rise of Nazism.
Cold War:
* The Cold War: The Essential History (2001): A concise and accessible overview of the Cold War, covering its origins, key events, and impact.
Other Works:
* A Social History of the Third Reich (1971): This work explores the social and cultural aspects of Nazi Germany, focusing on the everyday lives of people under the Nazi regime.
* The German Difference: A Historical Interpretation (1980): This book examines the historical factors that shaped German identity and culture.
* The History of the Jews (1995): A comprehensive history of the Jewish people from ancient times to the present.
Richard Grunberger's work is characterized by meticulous research, insightful analysis, and a clear and engaging writing style. He is considered a leading authority on the Nazi era and a prominent historian of the 20th century.