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Sunhawk posted...

Wow, I didn't realise that. But it probably wouldn't change the overall "tone" much, which is probably a problem.

Also, did you really read it all the way through? I mean, I've read fiction books that were roughly 1,200 pages, but never a non-fiction book. Come to think of it, i don't think I've ever read a non-fiction book all the way through, even a 300 page book or whatever. But I like reading articles online, especially on Wikipedia. Is it worth reading all the way through, even if you already know a lot about the Nazi regime?

Yeah, it's worth it. It basically starts with the treaty of versailles and moves forward from there. The first quarter or so of the book is just the setting of the stage and the actual rise to the chancellorship. It sheds a lot of light on the politics of the time, and gets very detailed into the backgrounds of the major players. It gives great insight into the resistance movement within in Germany, both civilian and military. It also delves deep into German history as a way to set the stage for how such a regime could have come to power.
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