Third Reich Trilogy The Third Reich at War, 1939-1945, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Northlaw

I finished "The Third Reich At War" immediately after finishing Ian Kershaw's "The End" and I'm afraid Kershaw's book suffers by comparison. What Kershaw can take 20 pages to attempt to explain, Evans does in one paragraph. As well, Evans includes detail that makes the whole terrible history that...

from ffifield

The part of the Third Reich that most everyone is familiar with. The war, the concentration camps, fighting on long past any remote hope for victory. The interesting part in this book is how the average German coped with the war, what their entertainments were, and how their faith in Hitler kept ...

from RoxieT

If you love textbook-type, narrative nonfiction, this book is for you! I started with volume three because the latter years of WWII are a grand interest of mine. I enjoyed the buildup and thorough presentation of EVERY detail buildings up to the conflict. I also found the details about the develo...

from HadriantheBlind

Volume 3 of the trilogy. I'll put my whole review here.Massive, all encompassing view of Hitler's Germany - its social programs, its military success - a whole nation structured and subservient to a narrow ethnocentric worldview of a mad warlord.Exhausting. Evans' use of diary entries, in order t...

from RobertP

As good a book as you will find that explains the stupidity, incompetence, hatred, fantasy and sadistic cruelty.that was Germany in the 1930s and 40s.