The
Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (William L. Shirer )
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The entire history of Hitler's Germany by
an American journalist who witnessed many important events. Famed CBS correspondent
Shirer spent many years in close proximity to Hitler, witnessing the Nazi
attempt to conquer Europe. After the war, Shirer spent five and a half
years sifting through Nazi paperwork to write this definitive history of
the Third Reich. "One of the most important works of history of our time."--
The New York Times. Wares Catalogue of sites Yekaterinburg
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Berlin
Diary (William L. Shirer)
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The daily life of CBS radio correspondent
Shirer in Hitler's Germany - includes witnessing the surrender of France.
This is Shirer's first-hand account as he watched with fascination and
horror as Germany plunged madly down the road toward world war in the last
half of the 1930s. Shirer's private reactions to the Nazi mentality he
encountered provide unique insight. |
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The
12-Year Reich : A Social History of Nazi Germany 1933-1945 (Richard
Grunberger)
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What was daily life like in the Hitler's Reich?
This is the first comprehensive social study, telling how the Nazis attempted
to control every waking hour in the lives of German citizens. |
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Inside
the Third Reich (Albert Speer)
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"Not only the most significant personal German
account to come out of the war but the most revealing document on the Hitler
phenomenon yet written." -John Toland |
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Encyclopedia
of the Third Reich
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Provides a wealth of info and can quickly
answer many commonly asked questions. "Open this extraordinary work anywhere
- and you won't be able to stop reading..." - The New York Times. |
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Mein
Kampf (Adolf Hitler, Ralph Manhein (Translator) / Hardcover / Published
1950 )
Mein
Kampf (Adolf Hitler / Paperback / Published 1973 )
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Translated into "My Battle," this book offers
a look into the hateful mind of the century's most evil figure. Released
in English in 1933, when many around the world were looking for clues about
the rise of German fascist, militaristic regime, it stands today as a historical
document. We can see Hitler's vision of a unified Germany, his hatred of
the Jews and his thoughts on the power of the state. One could be tempted
to dismiss it as the musings of a madman, but civilized societies should
remain mindful of Hitler's power to corrupt and pay attention to his words
in order to be certain that they--or ones like them--aren't used to influence
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Hitler
and Nazi Germany : A History (Jackson
J. Spielvogel / Paperback / Published 1996)
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Provides a detailed view of this
short but crucial period in history for a general readership using a combination
of narrative and analysis. Each chapter provides extensive suggestions
for further reading. B&w photographs. First edition published in 1988.
Annotation
copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or. |
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Adolf
Hitler (John Toland)
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Based on previously unpublished documents,
diaries, notes, photographs, and dramatic interviews with Hitler's colleagues
and associates, this is the definitive biography of one of the most despised
yet fascinating figures of the 20th century. Toland won the Pulitzer Prize
in 1971 for The Rising Sun: The Decline and Fall of the Japanese Empire,
1936-1945. 150 photographs; 3 maps. |
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Hitler's
Thirty Days to Power : January 1933 (Henry Ashby Jr.)
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On Jan. 1, 1933, Hitler seemed destined to
obscurity. By Jan. 30, he had become Chancellor of the German nation. How
did it happen? This is a riveting account of those 30 days, exposing all
the behind-the-scenes political intrigues. Includes 32 pages of high quality
photos of participants, events and locations. |
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The
Last Days of Hitler (Hugh Trevor-Roper)
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The complete story of the last ten days of
Hitler's life in his underground bunker in Berlin, as told by Trevor-Roper
who was appointed by the British Intelligence to investigate the conflicting
evidence surrounding Hitler's final days. |
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The
Death of Hitler (Hardback) (Ada Petrova)
The
Death of Hitler (Paperback)
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The Full Story With New Evidence from Secret
Russian Archives |
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The
Black Corps : The Structure and Power Struggles of the Nazi SS (Robert
Lewis Koehl / Hardcover / Published 1983)
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Secrets
of the SS (Glenn B. Infield)
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A fascinating look at behind-the-scenes intrigues
involving Himmler, Heydrich and other notorious members of the SS. |
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Hitler's
Enforcers : The Gestapo and the SS Security Service in the Nazi Revolution(George
C. Browder / Hardcover / Published 1996)
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"Their positive human characteristics were
admirable, and their weaknesses were in no way extraordinary. Yet they
succumbed to sactioned violence as extremely and thoroughly as psychopaths,
while their involvement was far more deadly for the victims. They contributed
their significant talents to the escalation of Nazi tendencies from mere
rhetorical outbursts and random violence to previously unimaginable levels
of execution." (page 232) Browder traces the exceedingly complex history
of the rise of the internal security forces of the Third Reich, delineating
both the circumstances unique to that time and place (e.g., losing a World
War), and other factors, the seeds of which might be chillingly present
in today's societies. Of particular interest is the Appendix C with a statistical
analysis of SD members. seo service companies, result google rankings.
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The
SS : Hitler's Instrument of Terror (Gordon Williamson)
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The Full Story from Street Fighters to the
Waffen-SS - From its origins in 1925 as Hitler's private protection squad
to its eventual role in the Holocaust and military conquests, every aspect
of the SS is examined in this authoritative account of Nazi Germany's most
notorious organization. 220 color and b&w photos including 25 color
artworks. |
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Himmler
: Reischfuehrer-SS (Peter Padfield)
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A full scale biography of the Nazi
mass murderer, culling details from diaries, letters, and speeches captured
from Nazi archives. Padfield uses Himmler's own words and observations
to probe the life of the strangely ordinary man who became Hitler's most
powerful subordinate and one of history's most ruthless executioners. |
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SS
: The Bloodsoaked Soil (Gordon Williamson)
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A detailed summery of the biggest battles
of the Waffen-SS from 1939 to 1945. Includes the Battle of Kursk, Normandy
and the Ardennes Offensive, along with recently discovered photos previously
unpublished. |
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Goebbels(Ralf
Georg Reuth)
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A comprehensive profile of Hitler's master
of propaganda, Joseph Goebbels. Read how this small, highly intelligent
man with an inferiority complex created and controlled Hitler's image and
became one of the greatest Nazi advocates for the extermination of the
Jews. |
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Hitler's
Social Revolution : Class and Status in Nazi Germany, 1933-1939
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Mothers
in the Fatherland : Women, the Family and Nazi Politics
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From the collapse of the Kaiser's regime to
the destruction of Hitler in his bunker, Germany has been studied, analyzed,
and psychoanalyzed again and again. And yet there have been no books written
about the women of this land--until now. "Original and intriguing." |
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Who's
Who in Nazi Germany
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A new edition of succinct biographies detailing
the interrelationships of Nazi supporters, listed in alphabetical order
and providing basic information about the careers of 350 individuals who
were prominent or significant to the Third Reich. Wistrich (chair, modern
European history, Hebrew U. of Jerusalem) includes industrialists, churchmen,
intellectuals, entertainers, and artists in the compilation which represents
a cross-section of German society from 1933 to 1945. Annotation c. by Book
News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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