The German War : A Nation Under Arms, 1939-1945

from writemoves

How did the Germans during the 1930s and 1940s view their government? How did they view Hitler? Did Hitler's level of support drop as Germany began to suffer defeat on the battlefields? What were German feelings about the war, especially at the end where their cities were being bombed, their armi...

from drmom62

This has to be one of the most psychologically moving & disturbing books I have ever read. The sheer enormity of the atrocities and the duration of the war make this an intense read. The audiobook was excellent. These people accepted deceptive propaganda until it changed their minds and their soc...

from drmom62

This has to be one of the most psychologically moving & disturbing books I have ever read. The sheer enormity of the atrocities and the duration of the war make this an intense read. The audiobook was excellent. These people accepted deceptive propaganda until it changed their minds and their soc...

from jamespurcell

Hard to listen to such an unending and horrific litany of malevolence and just pure evil. One man's vision of how to make his nation great combined with spellbinding oratory created a holocaust that consumed over 50 million people and those were just, the dead. Countries and cultures were destroy...

from MichaelHodges

The German War by Nicholas Stargardt, Professor of Modern European History at Magdalen College, Oxford, published in late 2015. This book, I highly recommend to all those like myself who accept that WW2 was a result of WW1 but could not comprehend why the German people followed Hitler's will so c...