In 1900, Germany was considered one of the most progressive, dynamic, and admirable nations in the world. With incessant creativity, it embodied the engine of great social reforms and was at the forefront of the formation of the welfare state. Culturally and politically, it wa...
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THE RISE OF THE THIRD REICH
In 1900, Germany was considered one of the most progressive, dynamic, and admirable nations in the world. With incessant creativity, it embodied the engine of great social reforms and was at the forefront of the formation of the welfare state. Culturally and politically, it was the only rival to the United States in Europe. Until the arrival of the Nazis. How—in a few years—this nation, guided by Hitler and his supporters, led Europe to ruin, caused unimaginable destruction, and shattered, forever, the dream (and the lives) of millions of human beings is the complex question unveiled in this seminal work by Professor Evans, the first volume of his definitive trilogy on the Third Reich. |
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