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Available
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Publication
Boston, Houghton Mifflin company, 1944.
Description
Journalist Konrad Heiden was one of the first to recognize the young Adolf Hitler's political ingenuity and his potential. In this eyewitness account of his rise to power, the author shows how the unsophisticated, but dangerously charismatic, Hitler turned a volatile situation in Europe to his own advantage. A contemporary interpretation of why and how, by 1934, Germany was in the thrall of Hitler's perverse and self-serving ideology.
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German
Physical description
viii, 788 p.; 21 cm
DDC/MDS
| 943.086 HEI |
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You simply cannot trust today's writers to give an accurate accounting of World War 2 events, especially when it pertains to anything German. For that reason, it is all the more important that period works be attained to understand one of mankinds most significant events. You will not be
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disappointed with this book. Must read for historian or collector. Show Less