“WW2 Germany: Hitler – A Study in Tyranny Reference Book” delves deeply into the life and actions of Adolf Hitler, one of history’s most infamous tyrants. Spanning 808 pages, this meticulously researched reference work offers a comprehensive analysis of Hitler’s ascent to power in 1930s Germany and the subsequent devastation of World War II. Originally published in 1965, the book provides critical insights into the political, social, and psychological factors that propelled Hitler’s rise and the catastrophic impact of his dictatorship. A valuable resource for historians, students, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of totalitarianism and war, this soft-cover edition is a compelling examination of the darker chapters of human history.
WW2 Germany Hitler A Study In Tyranny Reference Book
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This is a soft cover, used condition; Hitler A Study In Tyranny Reference Book with a total of 808 pages. Contains information of Hitlers life and rise to power in Germany in the 1930s. This edition was published in 1965.
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