Adolph Hitler and Nazi Germany

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Hitler

"Biographer Robert Payne unravels the tangled threads of Hitler's public and private life." Adolf Hitler

By John Toland. 1976 (1987), Ballantine, 751pp, photo inserts. Abridged edition of Toland's 2-volume biography of Hitler. (G)

By John Toland. 1976, Doubleday, 520pp. Second in a two-volume biography of Hitler, from "Crystal Night" in 1938 until his death in 1945. Unabridged. (VG+ in G+ DJ)

"The strangest love a woman ever experienced.... Eva and Adolph met in a photography shop in Munich in 1929. They parted in a flaming Berlin bunker in 1945. The years between, the years of their extraordinary love affair, altered history beyond recognition." Adolf Hitler

The definitive history of Nazi Germany. Nazi Party

By Albert Speer.

1969 (1970), 734pp, worn copy. Includes 75 B+W photos. (A worn copy, but complete.) Portrait of Adolf Hitler and his government by a former Nazi minister.

By Wolfgang Leonard. 1986 (1989), St. Martin's Press, 215pp. (VG in VG DJ in wraps. Xlib with usual markings)

By Charles Whiting. 1972, Ballantine, 274pp. Biogaphy of Nazi spymaster who joined the CIA after the war. (G)

By Marie Vassiltchikov. 1985 (1988), Vintage, 324pp. Wartime diaries of a young aristocratic woman who worked for the German Foreign Office in Berlin. (AS NEW)

By Victoria de Grazia. 1992, Berkeley University of California, 350pp. (Library discard with discreet markings. VG+ in VG+ DJ in mylar wraps. Very clean and bright)

By Milton Mayer. 1955, University Of Chicago Press, 346pp. (G. Two small tears on edge on front cover)

By Dietrich Bonhoeffer. 1953 (1965), Macmillan, 254pp, 7x4". 5th printing. The last works of a brilliant German theologian who faced the problem of becoming a Christian in the 20th century--and was martyred by the Nazis. (Good+. Underlining in ink throughout and previous owners name on front, on title page and on sticker inside front cover)

By Eugenia Sakevich Dallas. 1998, The National Writer's Press, 257pp. "Follows the life of Eugenia Sakevich Dallas as she journeys from her innocent rural childhood in Ukraine, through the devastating Stalin purges of the 1930s and Nazi labor camps, then on to the fashion runways of Italy and beyond.". (Near Fine)

By Claudia Koonz. 1986, St Martins, 556pp. 1st. "The harrowing story of German women in Hitler's Reich who found themselves trapped in a web of conformity and repression they had unwittingly helped to create". (Good+, weak spine)

By Peter Wyden. 1992 (1993), Anchor Books, 382pp. In print at $12.95. (Fine)

By Maria Anne Hirschmann. 1973, Tyndale House Publishers, 243pp. "Story of a Czech girl of German ancestry living under the National Socialist regime in Czechoslovakia during World War II and later under Communist occupation." 10th. (Near Fine)

By Ladislas Farago. 1974, Simon & Schuster, 477pp. About the escape of top Nazis to South America following the war. Photo inserts. (VG in Good+ DJ)

By Sir Charles Frank (introduction). 1993, University of California Press, 313pp. "For the last six months of 1945, the British military interned ten leading German scientists at Farm Hall, a gracious country house near Cambridge in which every room was wiretapped. Now at last we can read the translated transcripts and virtually overhear the discussions of these extraordinary 'guests.'". (Library discard with usual markings. VG. No DJ, as issued. Illustrated boards)

By Anatoly Kuznetsov. 1967, Dell, 399pp, 7x4". "The shattering, documentary novel of Nazi inhumanity-complete, as originally published in Russia." (Good-. Worn cover. Yellowed pages)

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