Inside Hitlers Germany

Chris Mann

Matthew Hughes

Snap Productions Ltd

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Fire Engine Fergus (Fast Forward)

Child, Jeremy

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This title charts the stages of the conflict that devastated Europe between 1914 and 1918. For each battle included in the book - such as Verdun, the Somme and Ypres - there is a description of the events, casualty figures and key actions, with maps throughout. This book presents a detailed insight into the facts behind the 'war to end all wars'.

World War I Day by Day

History

WESTWELL, Ian.

Military

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The Eastern Front Day by Day: A Photographic Chronology

Crawford, Steve

The history and legacy of Hitler and the Third Reich remain in great part a history of conspiracy. Hitler came to power by promulgating conspiracy theories; in power, the regime was driven and riven by conspiracies and even in defeat a miasma of conspiracy surrounded the Third Reich. However, the Nazi regime was also conspired against by ordinary Germans and those of senior rank, as the July 1944 Bomb Plot showed. As The Hitler Conspiracies shows, during his rise to power Hitler's greatest political skill was to explain Germany's post-World War 1 problems to those who were most receptive to a simple explanation of events, and then offer them radical solutions. At the heart of Hitler's German view was betrayal, betrayal born of conspiracy. World War 1 was lost, he argued, not because Germany had been defeated on the battlefield but because it had been betrayed by a conspiracy of supposedly self-seeking politicians, bankers, and others in senior positions whose activities had been co-ordinated by a so-called 'Jewish-Bolshevik conspiracy'. Once in power, Hitler acted ruthlessly. He had two chief objectives: first, to remove those in the old German establishment and even the Nazi hierarchy (both of which conspired against him) who might threaten his power; second, to create a wholly centralised state. Hitler made the major decisions, but his chosen representatives had enormous, self-centred leeway to achieve them. Hitler did not, however, silence all opposition. In Nazi Germany, there were some Germans - members of the pre-Hitler elite, religious leaders, students and workers - who were willing to conspire against the regime. As The Hitler Conspiracies makes clear, after the years of European conquest and the instigation of draconian, racist policies throughout Nazi-dominated Europe, ordinary Germans still continued to conspire against Hitler. Few, however, were able to escape the clutches of the Third Reich's security services, such as the infamous Gestapo, and many paid with their lives. Written by an expert on the Third Reich, The Hitler Conspiracies throws a new light on the history of Adolf Hitler's Germany.

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Welch, David

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