Hitler's True Believers
How Ordinary People Became Nazis
Autor:
Oxford University Press
Verlag:
Oxford University Press
Sprache:
English
Robert Gellately's Hitler's True Believers provides a powerful rebuttal of the tendency to present National Socialism as 'nonsensical and irrational.' Its arguments - that Hitler was a man of ideas and that we cannot understand Nazi Germany's considerable staying powers unless we take the regime's socialist attitudes and expectations seriously - are as provocative as they are persuasive. Gellately's book is the most important and original book on the history of the
Third Reich published in a generation.
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Untertitel
How Ordinary People Became Nazis
ISBN
978-0-190-68990-2
EAN
9780190689902
Erscheinungsjahr
7/7/2020
Verlag
Oxford University Press
Author
Gellately, Robert
Sprache
English
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