The Third Reich in power

The Third Reich in Power

What kind of country was peaceful Nazi Germany? When the Nazi Party first came to power, no one imagined it would unleash another catastrophic war. In just six years, it implemented a series of iron-fisted policies to suppress political movements, restructure the job market, stimulate economic recovery, consolidate private institutions, and forge a national community. Just as Germans adapted to the drastic changes brought about by the new order, basking in the illusion of prosperity and stability, they unwittingly found themselves strapped to the Nazi chariot, hurtling toward the smoke of war. It turned out that peaceful Nazi Germany served the purpose of waging war.
In this comprehensive and gripping historical masterpiece, Richard J. Evans combs through Nazi Germany's policies and influence in the fields of economy, culture, art, education, etc. before World War II, and uses massive data analysis and official archives to depict the hideous face of the Third Reich's totalitarian rule. He uses vivid personal materials and personal records to outline the vivid fate of ordinary Germans in this period of history, and exposes how the Nazi Party transformed Germany into a full-throttle war machine with brutal and bloody dictatorial means.

2020-02-01

九州出版社

Ideal Country

966

9787510886294