A Dictionary of the Third Reich
A Dictionary of the Third Reich by James Taylor, published by Grafton in 1988, offers a comprehensive chronology of the Third Reich, detailing significant events from the birth of Adolf Hitler to the Nuremberg trials. This edition spans 423 pages and is presented in English, providing an in-depth exploration of the rise of the Nazi Party and the implementation of the Gleichschaltung laws.
Readers will find a wealth of information, including biographies of key figures, insights into Nazi operations, and profiles of resistance leaders and military strategists. The book serves as a resource for those interested in the history of Europe and Germany during this pivotal period, presenting a factual account of the events and individuals that shaped the era.
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A chronology of the Third Reich from the birth of Adolf Hitler to the Nuremberg trials including the rise of the Nazi Party to power and the formation of the Gleichschaltung laws. Included are biographies, Nazi operations, resistance leaders and descriptions of military strategists.
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