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Beskrivning
Begins with a brief sketch of Hitler before turning to the political, economic, social, and cultural aspects of the Third Reich. A conclusion gives an historiographical assessment of Hitlerian Germany and its place in the 20th century.
Alan F. Wilt looks at the strategic decision making in Germany and Great Britain from the top down, at Hitler and Churchill and their considerable influence on their countries' military decisions.
Innehållsförteckning
Foreword vPreface ix1. Hitler and the Rise to Power, 1930-1933 1Hitler’s Crucial Role 2The National Socialist Movement 7Achieving Power 92. Party and State, 1933-1936 20The Nazi Revolution 20Principles of Nazism 25The Nazi State 313. Economic Polities, 1933-1939 45Overcoming the Depression 45The Four-Year Plan 55The Intentionalist-Functionalist Controversy 624. Society, Culture, and Foreign Policy, 1933-1939 65Social Policy 65Youth 66Women 72The Churches 78Racism 82The Debasement of Culture 85Why National Socialism? 90Toward War 925. Germany During the War, 1939-1945 99The People’s Response 100The War Economy 108The Holocaust 118Resistance 125Continuity in German History? 131Afterword: The Third Reich as History 134Bibliographical Essay 137Index 153
