Historical biography of Adolf Hitler-6th edition (January 1974)

Description

Joachim C. Fest’s Hitler – Eine Biographie (1973) examines how Hitler developed from his early years into the dictator who transformed Germany and ultimately led Europe into catastrophic war.
It covers:
Hitler’s childhood and youth — his upbringing in Austria, his time in Vienna, his failed artistic ambitions and experiences that shaped his worldview.
World War I — his service as a soldier and how Germany’s defeat affected him.
The rise of Nazism — how Hitler entered politics, developed the Nazi movement and built his political following.
The seizure of power in 1933 — how Hitler dismantled German democracy and established a dictatorship.
Nazi ideology and propaganda — antisemitism, nationalism, racial ideology and the mechanisms Hitler used to influence and control German society.
The Third Reich — the political system, Hitler’s relationship with his inner circle, the SS, Gestapo and other institutions.
World War II — Hitler’s decisions, military strategy and increasingly destructive leadership.
The Holocaust and persecution — the Nazi persecution and murder of Jews and other targeted groups.
Hitler’s final years — military collapse, his increasingly isolated decision-making and the bunker in Berlin.
His death and the destruction of Nazi Germany.

Mint Condition