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Garden City: Double Day and Company, 1976. It can be wondered how Adolph Hitler would have evolved if Joseph Goebbels had never been born. Goebbels was the man behind the man - the creator of the persona of Hitler - his public image, the Nazi party even the term "Heil Hitler". Not only was Goebbels the proverbial "King… Read more

New York: Random House, 1988. Dismissed as just another war time atrocity, the massacre of innocents at Oradour was another story in World War II journals. In the early 80's, while doing a favor for a colleague, the author discovers, to his detriment that the massacre was more than another atrocity by the Germans; that It included partisans… Read more

Cape Canaveral: Howard Allen Enterprises, Inc., 1990. This issue with lead story on Anthony M. Ludovici and his ideas. Now defunct, a high-quality magazine devoted to the study and discussion of racial, political, and cultural issues, as well as history in all its aspects, from a 'far right', 'Eurocentric' or 'white nationalist' perspective, often expressing views perceived or accused… Read more

Cambridge: Polity Press, 2000. A powerful argument presented that the classical German composer Richard Wagner played a vital role in influencing the development of German cultural and social perceptions as well as the National Socialist movement under Adolf Hitler, detailing the belief systems of both men and positing that Hitler became the cultural and philosophical heir to Wagner's Bayreuth. … Read more

Colorado Springs: Ralph Myles Publisher, Inc., 1976. A fine collection of thoughtful essays by revisionist and libertarian historians highly critical of US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's pre-World War 2 direction of foreign policy, steadily inciting the world to war - especially via the incitement of Japan through illegal embargoes and diplomatic harassment - whilst making false promises to the American… Read more

New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers, 1997. FIRST PRINTING of the First Edition. A scholarly, libertarian-conservative collection of essays collectively providing an analysis of America's twentieth century conflicts around the globe, arguing that the growth of American government and its interventions around the globe have not served US interests, but rather have led to a huge increase in government and its… Read more

Boston: Americanist Library : Western Islands, 1965. A very revealing study of the Victor Sorge communist spy ring which operated out of Tokyo, Japan, during World War 2 but which had subversive tentacles spread over various other cities around the world. Sorge was ostensibly a Nazi functionary but actually had long been loyal to his Soviet handlers instead. Other… Read more

Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1993. The memoirs of a French woman married to a Jew who experienced the Nazi occupation of France as well as life in Vichy France during World War Two. Has much information on wartime conditions, the widespsread collaboration with the Nazis by ordinary Frenchmen, much more. Presumed First. Hardcover with dust jacket,… Read more

London: Phoenix Press, 2000. The eloquent, heartbreaking memoirs of a German woman surviving the end of Nazi Germany during World War Two and its aftermath whilst under Russian military occupation. Has much information on Nazi demoralization, post-war Soviet abductions, rape, etc. Softcover, 206pp. A very nice copy.. Former Owner Bookplate. Reprint. Soft Cover. Fine. 8vo - over… Read more

New York: Soho Press, Inc. FIRST PRINTING of the First Edition (thus). The memoirs of Nazi Germany by the popular American expatriate writer who lived there for several years prior to the war and during the war negotiated for the release of hostages held by the Nazis. Author's earlier works were popular with leading Nazxis. Hardcover with… Read more

New York: Metropolitan Books : Henry Holt and Company Inc., 2000. FIRST PRINTING of the First Edition (stated). A sympathetic analysis of the life and of a Jewish woman who survived Nazi Germany, in the process the author looking at troubling discrepancies between fact and recollection that so often mar survivor accounts such as this but which he tries… Read more

Hamden: Archon Books, 1992. The memoirs of a former member of the Hitler Youth and who served in the German Luftwaffe during World War Two. Author had lived in the USA during the 1930s but whose family had moved back to Germany - and who after the war served in the US Army. Hardcover with dust jacket, illustrated,… Read more

New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992. The fascinating true tale of a beautiful Jewish woman living in Nazi Germany who voluntarily worked with the SS to seek out, identify, and have arrested her fellow Jews - most of whom in consequence were interned in Nazi concentration camps - some of whom never returned. Hardcover with dust jacket, illustrated, notes,… Read more

Kent: Kent State University Press, 1991. The memoir of a former Hitler Youth member who had been an ardent supporter of National Socialism and Adolf Hitler but who after the war moved to the United States, describing his upbringing and ordinary life in Nazi Germany as well as his postwar experiences. Softcover, illustrated, notes, indexed, 212pp. A… Read more

New York: Basic Books Inc., Publishers, 1988. A discussion of presumed Nazi war guilt as experienced and held by the surviving family members of leading Nazi officials during World War Two - offering rejection, understanding, confusion, and other emotional elements. This work the result of the author's interviews with the adul chiildren involved. Hardcover with dust jacket, 178pp.… Read more

New York: Time-Life Books, 1984. The excellent Time-Life series on World War 2, this volume surveying the rise of National Socialism in Germany, Adolf Hitler's assumption of the chancellorship in January 1933, Germany rearmament and European aims, and the general international-diplomatic situation of the 1930s. Hardcover, contains maps, illustrations, bibliography, indexed, 216pp., boards show light abrasioning to top of… Read more

Boston: Americanist Library : Western Islands, 1965. A very revealing study of the Victor Sorge communist spy ring which operated out of Tokyo, Japan, during World War 2 but which had subversive tentacles spread over various other cities around the world. Sorge was ostensibly a Nazi functionary but actually had long been loyal to his Soviet handlers instead. Other… Read more

Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 2005. FIRST PRINTING of the First American Edition. An interesting history of Nazi Germany's large Type IX U-Cruisers, which operate with great success off West Africa during World War Two, sinking a great number of ships as well as forcing major naval dispositions on the Allies with attendant far-reaching political effects. Hardcover with dust… Read more

New York: Thames and Hudson, Inc., 1985. A detailed, exciting history of the famous Foreign Legion, its many colorful personalities, its legendary battle performance in many conflicts around the world, the text accompanied by many fascinating illustrations dealing with every aspect of this world famous unit. Large-format hardcover with dust jacket, illustrated throughout, detailed regimental histories, listings of commanding… Read more

New York: Thames and Hudson, Inc., 1985. A detailed, exciting history of the famous Foreign Legion, its many colorful personalities, its legendary battle performance in many conflicts around the world, the text accompanied by many fascinating illustrations dealing with every aspect of this world famous unit. Large-format hardcover with dust jacket, illustrated throughout, detailed regimental histories, listings of commanding… Read more