The Nazi Miracle
Alan Milward, 23 January 1986
Hitler: Memoirs of a Confidant
edited by Henry Ashby Turner, translated by Ruth Hein.
Yale, 333 pp., £25, September 1985,0 300 03294 3 Show More
edited by Henry Ashby Turner, translated by Ruth Hein.
Yale, 333 pp., £25, September 1985,
Blood and Soil: Walther Darré and Hitler’s ‘Green Party’
by Anna Bramwell.
Kensal Press, 288 pp., £12.95, October 1985,0 946041 33 4 Show More
by Anna Bramwell.
Kensal Press, 288 pp., £12.95, October 1985,
Industry and Politics in the Third Reich: Ruhr Coal, Hitler and Europe
by John Gillingham.
Methuen, 183 pp., £15.95, October 1985,0 416 39570 8 Show More
by John Gillingham.
Methuen, 183 pp., £15.95, October 1985,
Geschichte der Deutschen Kriegswirtschaft 1939-1945. Vol. II: 1941-1943
by Dietrich Eichholtz.
Akademie Verlag, 713 pp., January 1986Show More
by Dietrich Eichholtz.
Akademie Verlag, 713 pp., January 1986Show More
“... In the early summer of 1931, as the storm centre of the century’s worst depression roared back towards a Germany where already 4.5 million people were out of work, the Nazi Party for the first time faced the fact that it might be elected to government. ‘Finance capitalism’, which they had been lambasting for 12 years, had got the country into just the mess they had predicted ... ”