Nazi Culture

by George L. Mosse

Book Overview

Describes National Socialism in practice and what it meant for the average German. Includes excerpts from newspapers, novellas, plays, and diaries, as well as public pronouncements of Nazi leaders,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: B001UG0WTC
• Release Date: January 1968
• Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A BOOK OF MANY USES ..........

This is a book of many uses for the student or for just the interested reader. Many books on the shelf concern the history of The Third Reich or World War combats but few concern themselves with the material written inside the Reich before and during the war. Normally one would need seek out memoirs or diaries for that sort of thing, but this book amply supplies various writing from within the Reich by for the most part dedicated Nazis. The subjects range from the culture itself, to heroes and myths, to racism, to christianity, to whether it is proper for a German woman to have a career or is it more important to have children. Even Adolf Hitler rings in with a speech about that question. I have the Grosset's Universal Library trade paperback from 1968 which cost a lowly $2.65 at the time. It's good to see this later reprint which will allow a larger, contemporary audience to be privy to the book. For the serious investigator of the Third Reich it is interesting as well as informing to read in translation extracts of the writings of the Third Reich. The book is a keeper. Semper Fi.

good

Not quiete as fast as i would have liked even though it was expedited, but other than that is was good