1889-1945

Details Adolf Hitler's contributions to the rise and fall of Nazi Germany.

The author reveals for the first time his wartime journals as a young army officer assigned as an aide-de-camp to Adolf Hitler's last two army chiefs of staff.

Examines events of the last weeks of the Third Reich, discussing Hitler's attempts to destroy Germany by ordering the destruction of the infrastructure, his demand that troops keep fighting a lost cause, and his suicide; and considers whether Hitler's rise to power was inevitable or a fluke.

An account of the leaders, weapons, strategy, and tactics used by the Germans in their sweep across Europe in 1940.

Chronicles the life of Adolf Hitler and discusses the events that made his rise to power in Germany possible, the affect World War I had on his rule, the reasons his ideas were so popular, and other related topics.

Briefly describes the life and career of the Nazi dictator of Germany who led his country into World War II.

Explains what led to Hitler's decision to instigate the invasion of the Soviet Union (Operation Barbarossa) and offers a concise account of the campaign that followed.

A biography of Adolf Hitler, based in part on more than one hundred and fifty interviews with people directly involved with his life.