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During a service at a German cathedral, a band of armed intruders disguised as monks gun down the worshippers and clergy and escape with a priceless treasure that could reshape the world.

Berlin, 1964, Hitler is about to celebrate his seventy-fifth birthday and President Joseph P. Kennedy is to visit Berlin to initiate detente with Germany.

From his strict Catholic childhood to his suicide, the life of Joseph Goebbels, the minister of Nazi propaganda.

Discusses the influence of nineteenth-century philosophers and World War I on the growth of Nazism and Hitler's rise to power.

Lists concise biographies about the careers of 350 prominent or significant individuals of the Third Reich.

Offers a general history of the Holocaust and addresses many of the core issues and debates surrounding it.

Reviews U.S. and German relations and assesses major developments and changing national policies.

Former press secretary to Adolf Hitler shares his insights into the mind and personality of the German leader.

Describes aspects of the Holocaust, including pre-war European Jewish life and anti-Semitism, the invasions of other countries by Germany and the treatment of Jews and other groups there, Jewish emigration efforts and hidings, the ghettos, the death camps, and individual and group resistance efforts; rich with illustrations and maps.