Michael Lynch

Hitler (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This second edition has been fully updated to incorporate the research and literature from the last ten years, including several major studies by British and German scholars that have added to our understanding of Hitler and the Third Reich.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040326329
• Artikelnr.: 73628644

Autorenporträt

Michael Lynch is an Honorary Visiting Fellow of the School of Historical Studies, Leicester University. He has written over thirty books on European and Chinese history; his recent publications include Authoritarian States (2015), China 1839-1997 (2016), Mao (2017) and The Chinese Civil War (2022). He has lectured in Europe and Australia and has also appeared as a 'talking head' in a number of television history documentaries.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction
Chapter 1
Aimless Years, 1889-1918
Chapter 2
Moving from Left to Right, 1919-23
Chapter 3
Building a Party, 1923-29
Chapter 4
Manoeuvring into Office, 1929-33
Chapter 5
Shaping the Third Reich, 1933-39
Chapter 6
Hitler's Foreign Policies, 1933-38
Chapter 7
Hitler's Germany
Chapter 8
Adolf Hitler - Image and Reality
Chapter 9
Towards War, 1938-39
Chapter 10
Hitler's Reich at War, 1939-41
Chapter 11
Defeat and Disaster, 1942-45
Chapter 12
Conclusion

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List of maps. Chronology. Introduction. 1. Aimless Youth, 1889-1918 2. Moving from Left to Right, 1919-23 3. Building a Party, 1923-29 4. Manoeuvring into Office, 1929-33 5. The Third Reich, 1933-39 6. Foreign affairs, 1933-38 7. Hitler's Germany 8. Towards War, 1938-39 9. Hitler's Reich at War, 1939-41 10. Defeat and Disaster, 1942-45. Conclusion.

Rezensionen

"Michael Lynch's Hitler manages to achieve the seemingly impossible: to introduce readers to Adolf Hitler and to make sense of his place in 20th century German history in a masterful and lively, yet concise and comprehensive manner. This is a splendid book." - Dr Thomas Weber, University of Aberdeen, UK