1889-1945

Chronicles the lives of Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler, examining their childhoods, personalities, political methods, and impacts on history.

Examines some of the major themes and issues related to the study of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, providing an overview of the early life, ideology, and rise to power of Hitler, and discussing the Nazi state and economy, social and cultural developments, foreign policy, the Holocaust, and other topics.

Authors examine manic depression as one of the key factors in a political pathology such as tyranny.

Draws upon the role of ideologies in group psychology to argue that Adolf Hitler was not a moral aberration but rather one of many Germans who shared the same worldview, part of a common German culture strongly shaped by the outcome of the First World War.

A biography of Hitler that examines his life and the reasons for his rise to power in Germany.

Examines the speeches, writings, and conversations of Adolf Hitler in an effort to understand the source of his power, and how he was able to persuade the Germann people to support his inhuman and destructive programs.

Offers a comparative history of Nazi Germany and Stalinist Russia, describing the private and public lives of Hitler and Stalin, their ascents to power, the ways they dominated politics, culture, and economy, and each regime's lasting, violent legacy.

Examines how and why Hitler and the Nazis came to power, raising the question of whether such a thing could happen again.

Examines how and why Hitler and the Nazis came to power, raising the question of whether such a thing could happen again.

A biography of Hitler emphasizing his hatred for the Jews.