An Illustrated Guide to Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich

Did you ever wonder what Hitler's Germany was really like? Have you ever wanted to explain it to a friend... or student... or colleague? Now you can give someone a great introduction to the subject. This lavishly illustrated 40-page, 8.5 x 11 booklet was written and assembled by South African scholar Stephen Goodson and The Barnes Review. This strikingly designed b&w pictorial guide with accompanying text (minus the political correctness, of course) gives readers insight into the real Adolf Hitler, without the obligatory establishment propaganda. This book is great for young and old alike, and it's a perfect introduction to the tragic-yet inspiring-life of Hitler, and the Third Reich. Perfect too for high school and college students. Chapters cover: Hitler's childhood; the trials of his youth; his exemplary service record in World War One; his formation of the National Socialist German Workers Party; the social and cultural achievements of Hitler's Reich; his amazing economic advancements; Hitler's political achievements; Hitler and the World War II-era and more.