Hitler: The Policies of Seduction (1998)

by Rainer Zitelmann

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Examining the reasons why Hitler was able to gain power so quickly in Germany, Rainer Zitelmann demonstrates how the programmes set out by Hitler were seen to be right by the majority of German people, however much they might deny it now.

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Examining the reasons why Hitler was able to gain power so quickly in Germany, Rainer Zitelmann demonstrates how the programmes set out by Hitler were seen to be right by the majority of German people, however much they might deny it now. (

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Rainer Zitelmann	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Antonacci, Nicola	Translator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Hitler: The Policies of Seduction

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1998

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Adolf Hitler

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When the Second World War ended and the facts about the horrore of the extermination camps and about the murder of six million Jews became known to the German people in all their implications, the result was a profound shock which still continues to affect us to this very day.

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