germany

Describes life in Nazi Germany as experienced by those who served Hitler, by those who resisted him, and by those who survived.

Describes Germany's land, people, economy, history, and government.

Argues that racial hatred was the driving force behind Nazism, not merely a by-product of it, and explains why Nazism destroyed the old Europe and helped create the modern world.

A mixture of prose, diary entries, and poetry relating the author's experiences in the concentration camp Theresienstadt.

"A New Republic book." Bibliography: p. 236-248. Discusses the persecution of homosexuals under the Third Reich.

Describes the days of Hitler as seen through the eyes of various German citizens from fifteen-year-old school boys to their elders.

Traces the life of Adolf Hitler from his youth to his self-destruction in a Berlin bunker.