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Fascism & Nazism
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Fascism: A History
Fascism: A History
    Fascism is one of the
    most destructive and
    influential political
    movements of the
    twentieth century. Its
    imagery-of mad dictators
    and nihilistic
    violence-haunts our
    imaginations, and its
    historical legacy is
    almost too momentous to
    be understood. At the
    same time it is curiously
    elusive: how do we define
    fascism? What is the
    basis of its appeal? Why
    did it take root so
    successfully in Germany
    and Italy, and not in
    France or Britain?
    Fascism: A History-a
    sweeping, enthralling
    study-tackles theses
    questions, and considers
    fascism in the round. It
    draws together its
    different strands, in
    Italy, Germany, France,
    and Britain, looking at
    its evolution up and
    during the Second World
    War; and it assesses
    post-war fascism, and
    examines its future in a
    Europe whose boundaries
    continue to change. Along
    the way, Fascism
    provides vivid portraits
    of Mussolini, Hitler,
    Oswald Mosley and other
    key figures within the
    movement. Lucid,
    dramatic, challenging,
    Fascism is a definitive
    book of its kind.
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The Devil
The Devil's Disciples
    The Nazi regime was
    essentially a religious
    cult, relying on the
    hypnotic personality of
    one man, Adolf Hitler,
    and it was fated to die
    with him. But while it
    lasted, his closest
    lieutenants competed
    ferociously for power and
    position as his chosen
    successor. This deadly
    contest accounted for
    many of the regime's
    worst excesses, in which
    millions of people died,
    and which brought Western
    civilization to its
    knees. The Devil's
    Disciples     is the
    first major book for a
    general readership to
    examine those
    lieutenants, not only as
    individuals but also as a
    group. It focuses on the
    three Nazi paladins
    closest to Hitler -
    Goring, Goebbels and
    Himmler - with their
    nearest rivals - Bormann,
    Speer and Ribbentrop in
    close attendance. Others
    who were removed in
    various ways - like
    Gregor Strasser, Ernst
    R-hm, Heydrich and Hess
    - play supporting roles.
    Perceptive and
    illuminating, The
    Devil's Disciples     is
    above all a powerful
    chronological narrative,
    showing how the
    personalities of Hitler's
    inner circle developed
    and how their jealousies
    and constant intrigues
    affected the regime, the
    war, and Hitler himself.
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The Devil
The Devil's Disciples
    The Nazi regime was
    essentially a religious
    cult, relying on the
    hypnotic personality of
    one man, Adolf Hitler,
    and it was fated to die
    with him. But while it
    lasted, his closest
    lieutenants competed
    ferociously for power and
    position as his chosen
    successor. This deadly
    contest accounted for
    many of the regime's
    worst excesses, in which
    millions of people died,
    and which brought Western
    civilization to its
    knees. The Devil's
    Disciples is the first
    major book for a general
    readership to examine
    those lieutenants, not
    only as individuals but
    also as a group. It
    focuses on the three Nazi
    paladins closest to
    Hitler - G-ring,
    Goebbels and Himmler -
    with their nearest rivals
    - Bormann, Speer and
    Ribbentrop in close
    attendance. Others who
    were removed in various
    ways - like Gregor
    Strasser, Ernst R-hm,
    Heydrich and Hess - play
    supporting roles.
    Perceptive and
    illuminating, The
    Devil's Disciples is
    above all a powerful
    chronological narrative,
    showing how the
    personalities of Hitler's
    inner circle developed
    and how their jealousies
    and constant intrigues
    affected the regime, the
    war, and Hitler himself.
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£22.50
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