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I've had reactions to Rise and Fall of the Third Reich similar to those experienced by others (No, I'm not a nazi), and The Book of Signs by Rudolf Koch elicits some surprise too (No, I'm ... The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Shirer
Read more years ago than I care to remember! The Curse of the Pharohs by Elizabeth Peters
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Devilish by Jo Beverley ...
It seems some think if you have a book on a subject that
it is like a label for you.
Most hilariously, I had a copy of Rise and Fall of the Third Reich in a prominent place on a shelf, and one of my son's friends asked if I was a Nazi. :D
It's Advise and Consent and The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich for me. I own the O'Hara, Sermons and Soda Water, but haven't read it yet. ... a thing or two. Concise, witty, heartless and, at times, laugh-out-loud funny. Try The Secret Sin of Septimus Brope.
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer. One of the best books I've read on the subject, and I've read a few. If you want to know how and why Adolf Hitle ... Finished Rise and Fall of the Third Reich last night. Started Justice at Nuremberg by Robert E. Conot.
Nearly done with Book 1 of Brideshead Revisited by Waugh. I will probably finish Rise and Fall of the Third Reich tonight. A review will follow in the near future. Then it's on to Judgment at Nuremburg by Robert Conot Should be an interesting back-to-back reading. How would you explain Shebly Foote's The Civil War? Or Rise and Fall of the Third Reich? In both cases, there is a narrator and he is highly opinionated. Whether it's true or not depends on the reliability of the time machine I'm building in my closet.
The reliability of a non-fiction ... ... seem like nice enough people, too bad they can't write to save their gold-plated lives. Pity.
Nearing the end of Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Shirer. Just finished the section on "The New Order", tallying Nazi crimes and atrocities. Far darker and more evil than anything ... ... targets. And given the topic of this thread, mentioning those three nefarious sub-beings is relevant.
I'm reading Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and "genius" has been mentioned, at least in the military context. Conquests aside, National Socialism and Stalinism has only inspired a ... ... to Middlemarch on audio and loved it but would never have read it. The longest books I have read are Gone With the Wind, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and the The Horseman Riding By trilogy which I read at a temp job. I was there for a week running the switchboard and it rang maybe 4 ... ... chainswords to fight monsters.
Still on the 80-page intro to Das Kapital And reading about the Russian campaign in Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and SALT negotiations in White House Years by Kissinger. Funny bit of coincidence with those 3 books.
After I get done with the Warham ... ... I think they would be pretty good at matching clothes (so to speak) to content. Something more along the lines of their Rise and Fall of the Third Reich would be appropriate.
When James Agee was asked how he would like a special edition of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, he eschewed ... The Company by Robert Littell -- nearly halfway done.
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Shirer -- less than half done, albeit World War 2 has started. Nazi Germany conquering the USSR should be, in the words of neoconservative pundits, "a cakewalk." See ya home at Xmas, ... ... rush, hooked on living without a point. I don't need SF to plumb the depths of human depravity, I can get that from The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich if I feel the urge. I have a whole library of Nietzsche to feed my nihilistic cravings. Those people have seen and thought about evil. S ... > 8 Lorie, I just bought a used copy of The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, because my dad's old copy was falling apart! I would expect this book to take someone several years, at least, to get through. My dad read it off-and-on, among all his other WWII histories, for several decades!
Note ... I've had trouble finishing The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, which I've been reading off and on for almost a year, and A Distant Mirror: The Calamitous 14th Century. Both are very interesting, but long and a little dry. I'll pick them up again one of these days.
I've also tried twice ... Cliff: I want to get my hands on Richard J. Evans's trilogy, see what all the fuss is about. Still plugging away at Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and Kissinger's forest killer.
Gargantua and Pantagruel is wonderful. A nice pick-me-up after Vachss's relentlessly dark tales of abuse and ... ... An Adultery Alexander Theroux is extraordinary ... and I don't use the superlative lightly.
Still trudging through Rise and Fall of the Third Reich aka How Germany Got Its Groove Back ... and Kissinger's White House Years Whenever Kissinger discusses Vietnam, he kind of sounds like a ... ... War. His tales of combat in Falluja are worth the price of admission.
Still slogging through White House Years and Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Both of those will take a while to get through. Well, that's what Winter in Minnesota is for. I've been occupied with lots of real world stuff, so I haven't posted my reading here lately. Finished The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich a week or two ago. It was a long, depressing slog, but worth it. As a single volume history of Nazi Germany, it has its weaknesses, but it is amazing ... ... especially that nebulous, hydra-headed subject called "history," it's good to get a mix of old and new. I'm reading Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Shirer. Written in 1960, it doesn't hold up that well, has the occasional blast of homophobia (Ernst Roehm, head of the Nazi SA, was a ... The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Shirer and/or Inside the Third Reich by Albert Speer
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Rhubarb in the Catbird Seat by Red Barber Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer Started reading The White House Years by Henry Kissinger; along with Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, Portrait of a Lady, and Fulgrim A full plate, to be sure. The variety keeps it interesting.
And you can fault Kissinger for a lot of things, but not his writing, which is always ... ... Proust
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These aren't necessarily my ... ... -of-financial-speculation-by-john-chancellor/
Still reading James, Pound, Vollmann, and R. Scott Bakker. Started reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Schirer. Looks promising, albeit dated. But Schirer's "I was there!" immediacy more than makes up for its historical shortcomings. Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer ... to reread it to do it justice. Fortunately, it is a short novel which can be read in a few hours.
Now I've started The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Shirer. It's an interesting book which fills in a number of the holes in my understanding of Hitler and World War II. Howev ... ... book you've read as an adult?
Harelquin Romances **blush**
15) What is the most difficult book you've ever read?
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. I've been working on it off and on for about six months!
16) What is the most obscure Shakespeare play you've seen?
Ummm...I've ... >30 That Strat-O-Matic book is a pretty good read.
I just got back into The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich - William Shirer, after having not read any of it for quite some time. ... she read she got out of the library. My dad was wont to claim he had read exactly one book since leaving school (The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich). Neither of my sisters were readers then, though one has since become one. Any books in our house were ones I brought in. It's ... #3 I read The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich a few years ago and I alos thought it was worth reading. But I won't lie, the chapters on 1938 with all the diplomatic back and forth worth duller than dull. The rest was well worth it, however. BOB81, what do you think of The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich? Is it worth reading? I've had it on my shelves for a while but I wondered whether I might find something a little more recent instead. Does it still deserve its classic status in the light of more recent discoveries? Been reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich off and on since January (just got through the Venlo Incident); expect to finish it this month. ... by the Nazi bureaucracy. Thankfully that never happened, since William Shirer got to go through it and eventually write Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.
Owning these books is a matter of taste, but everyone should read these books sometime. It is a primal and horrifying experience, but ... thanks Lisa! Rise and Fall of the Third Reich - nope, doesn't ring a bell. *proceeds to quickly look for your review of aforementioned book* That's a really good review, girl. I finished up Rise and Fall of the Third Reich in December and have been contemplating picking up Mein Kampf one of these days. I definitely will do so. ... average, maybe one more about average. Glad I read it. It did link up well with the other WWII books I have read recently (The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and The Book Thief). That reminds me, one of the books mentioned in one of the stories was Shirer's The Rise of the Third Reich!
... average, maybe one more about average. Glad I read it. It did link up well with the other WWII books I have read recently (The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich) and The Book Thief). That reminds me, one of the books mentioned in one of the stories was Shirer's The Rise of the Third Reich! ... education.
Lisa--
101010? Help!!!!
I've enjoyed your reviews--you make the books sound intriguing.
I read The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich right after my first son was born and Hubby was in graduate school. I read it in the rocking chair with hassock for my feet. I would ... ... education.
Lisa--
101010!! Help!!!!
I've enjoyed your reviews--you make the books sound intriguing.
I read The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich right after my first son was born and Hubby was in graduate school. I read it in the rocking chair with hassock for my feet. I would ... ... Victorious for my anthology category, a collection of 11 stories about what if Hitler won. Thought it would go well with The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and The Book Thief. There were a number of situations discussed in Rise and Fall that if things had gone slightly differently, Hitler ... ... get every reference.
It is about a young German girl (Liesel) growing up during Hitler's rise and fall. I just finished The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, so it was very interesting to me to have that history fresh in my mind as I read this book.
Besides Liesel, you learn about her ... #110 alaskabookworm
When my 1st son was about 2 months old I started reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. I would prop him on my knees with is feet planted in my stomach and his head facing me and I read aloud do him. Since my husband was in graduate school and at the lab day and ... ... Tuchman
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Read in college ... two groups sprang up to defend the name of Kaiser Wilhelm II and the way he and his generals had conducted the war.
From The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer From appydo1, I discovered How German is it; I'm in the middle of reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and this novel looks like it would link well to that tome.
Happy Thanksgiving! ... than the average (Nixon and Kissinger, What Happened (not that difficult to read, a bit derivative at times though) and The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (long, but easy to read)). Because of how long it took to get through those, I confess that I did not put a non-fiction category in my ... ... after the Republic had been "proclaimed," a telephone rang in the study of Ebert in the Reich Chancellery in Berlin.
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Shirer ... and I think she's trying to tell me to get rid of half of my books (at least)... Ain't gonna do it.
I'm currently reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich which is incredibly interesting (not surprising) and amazingly easy to read (surprising to me). ... save!!
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Currently, I'm reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, which probably will keep me busy for about three months or so. But this year, I've also read, in no particular order, Harry Potter ... ... book it is. Too bad I didn't appreciate it as much when I had to read it in high school.
Currently, I'm reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. I've been reading it for the last month and a half, and I expect I'll be reading it for another month and a half. On my blog, I'm writing a series of posts on the Topics in the book The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer. The first post deals with Appeasement debacle and asks the question: What would have happened if the British and French leaders were warmongers instead of ... Yes, great question. Some of my favorites:
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Enduring Grac ... ... I've read in the past. The only one I ever took off (as opposed to ones that have fallen off/worn out) was the cover for The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich because I couldn't stand having the swastika on the spine staring out at me from the bookcase. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany by William L. Shirer ... there is a really curious dearth of the equivalent for Italy. What I know I got through reading William Shirer's The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and only as an adjunct of Shirer's account of of Nazi Germany.
definitely a gap in my knowledge I want to fill.
The book was so ... I read Hawaii (twice) and Advise and Consent, the latter a long time ago. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, also, which was wonderful (and also on the list for 1961).
>10, re: Advise and Consent, 173 copies on LT isn't bad for a 48-year-old best seller that was fairly topical; I'm a ... Franny and Zooey was wonderful, the Salinger that has probably held up the best for me after 40 years. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich was incredibly vivid. Unlike everybody else in the world, I never read To Kill a Mockingbird.
I read all of White's Making of the President books (four ... ... are only the authors that jump to mind. By title, my unreads include The History of Western Civilization- Durant, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, An American Tragedy, Catch 22, and on and on. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich is an excellent book. ... s
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9. I Kid You Not, Ja ... ... a biography of John Reed by Robert A Rosenstone I don't know when I'll get around to reading it, as I just started The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. #13 Just1MoreBook: I read Shirer's book The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich way back in the late 1970s and thought it really good although perhaps it has been superceded now. Later bought a used copy (mine was gone) for my wife who said her father would like it but then couldn't bring myself to ... ... prison, Munich Germany....where I have just witnessed the execution of Roehm, the S.A. Chief and Hitler's close friend. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich I've read To Kill a Mockingbird and Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. Been on my shelf for ages...
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I gotta say I've read a lot of the ones above, and almost all of them were because I forced myself to get to it...just like this list is doing for a ... ... John Steinbeck 982 copies
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5. A ... ... I know a lot has happened in this realm, but this, to me, is the history of meetings, and I'm bored to tears by it. In The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Schier goes on for about 100 pages of the meetings leading up to Munich. I was in pain trying to get through it.
... I know a lot has happened in this realm, but this, to me, is the history of meetings, and I'm bored to tears by it. In The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Schier goes on for about 100 pages of the meetings leading up to Munich. I was in pain trying to get through it.
... I know a lot has happened in this realm, but this, to me, is the history of meetings, and I'm bored to tears by it. In The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Schier goes on for about 100 pages of the meetings leading up to Munich. I was in pain trying to get through it.
the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. Its well written, a good friend has been telling me to read it for years, but I just couldn't get into it. Somehow it just seemed a bit too sympathetic to Hitler. As far as WWII goes, I'd be kind of uncomfortable reading the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich in public. At least my copy doesn't have a giant damn swastika on the spine. The History of the Seven Years War in Germany, Original Edition by F. W. Von Archenholz
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Other than that, I agree with KromesTomes, #5, that dustcovers are an ... Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer
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Rise and Fall of the Third Reich needs to be taken with a grain of salt at some times. A lot of material has come out since its publication. Particularly out of Eastern Europe. Recently the two-volume biography of Hitler put out by Ian Kershaw has managed to supersede ... Guns, Germs, and Steel in progress
Rise and Fall of the Third Reich in progress
not sure about the other three yet. I've been wading through guns, germs, and steel for almost a year and a half now, so getting it done sometime this year will be really nice. ... I ever took off intentionally (as opposed to taking it off because it wore out, or tore, or whatever), was on Shirer's The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich because I couldn't stand looking at the swastika on the spine. What do you think of the book so far? I've had it on my list for a bit. Should I move it up? I'm currently reading Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. 600 pages in and the war is just starting!!
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