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Hitler by Rainer Zitelmann · Booklabria

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Rainer Zitelmann
Hitler

Politics and governmentSocial conditions

Hitler

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First published: 1987
Editions: 10 in 2 languages

Synopsis

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. (source: Nielsen Book Data)

Subjects: Politics and government
Social conditions
National socialism
Political and social views
Germany, social conditions
Weltanschauung
Set in: Germany
Time: 1933-1945; 1918-1933
Characters: Adolf Hitler

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10 in 2 languages

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English4 German6

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