The success of Werner Maser's portrait is owed to his attention to close detail. There is much in his book that is new, and his material tends to explain Hitler rather than explain him away. Above all, Maser uncovers the real facts about Hitler's self-education from the Munich days. . . . After Maser's work it will no longer be possible to dismiss Hitler's early successes as the product of fluke or demonic intuition." -JOHN CORNWELL, The Times Educational Supplement 
"The main merits of Maser's account lie in his concentration on the personal details of Hitler's life, his medical record, his amatory relations, his childhood and education, his career as an artist in Vienna and Munich, his service in the Bavarian infantry in the first world war. Here he has provided what must be fairly close to a definitive version. His work must be indispensable to any future biographer."- -DONALD WATT, Spectator 
"The most important document on Hitler so far published." -COLIN WILSON

Hitler: Legend, Myth and Reality

MASER, WERNER

Biographies & Memoirs

Harpercollins College Div

Perhaps this book should have been called "Hitler's Hitler" for, in contrast to the countless publications that have been devoted to Hitler, National Socialism, the Nazi Party and the Third Reich--there are more than 100,000 dealings with the Second World War alone--it does not try to interpret Hitler but lets him speak for himself. (Werner Maser)

Hitler's letters and notes

Heinemann

Hitler's 'Mein Kampf': an analysis;

Barry, R.H. [Translator]

Faber and Faber

Nuremberg: A Nation on Trial

SCRIBNER'S.

True-life recollections from the Channel Islanders who were the only British subjects to live under Nazi rule in WWII. **The new book from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Sugar Girls** In the summer of 1940, Britain stood perilously close to invasion. One by one, the Allied nations of Europe had fallen to the unstoppable German Blitzkrieg, and Hitler had his sights set on Britain. The attack was being exhaustively planned by the Nazis under the codename `Operation Sealion'. And yet the promised invasion never happened due to our success in the Battle of Britain, and the prospect of German jackboots on British soil retreated into the realm of collective nightmares - and mainland Britain never had to face the reality of life under the Nazis, nor the compromise and complicity that went along with it. More than seventy years later, the spectre of what might have been still haunts us in literature with Len Deighton's SSGB and Robert Harris's Fatherland. The passing decades have done nothing to dampen our fascination with such tales, and their closest American equivalent, Philip K. Dick's The Man in the High Castle, has just been adapted into a major new US TV series. Just what would a British occupation have looked like? Except that there's no need to imagine such a scenario, because for five years during the Second World War fifty-thousand British subjects lived through it. For the residents of the Channel Islands, occupation wasn't just the terrifying outcome if the war against the Germans was lost, it was the day-to-day reality of their lives. The story of how these men and women, and their children, coped under such difficult and dangerous circumstances is an important, but neglected, part of our own history of the Second World War. In their stories are reflected the experiences that almost came to pass for the rest of us. This book tells the story of life under Nazi occupation - Hitler's British Isles.

Hitler;

Allen Lane.

Nuremberg a Nation on Trial

Charles Scribner`s Sons

Hitler

Futura

Deutschland, Traum oder Trauma: Kein Requiem (German Edition)

History

Europe

Droemer/knaur

Adolf Hitler: Das Ende der Führer-Legende (German Edition)

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Econ-Verlag

Nürnberg: Tribunal d. Sieger (German Edition)

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