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For readers interested in the Third Reich, the Holocaust, Nazism, and genocides. Taken from Hitler: Speeches and Proclamations, 1932–1945, a four-volume set, this 880 page abridgement is arranged by topic: I. Editor’s preface; II. Domarus’ preface and introduction; III. history of Hitler’s government; IV. Hitler’s belief’s; Hitler’s methods of government; V. Hitler’s party; VI. German economy under Hitler; VII. Hitler and the Holocaust; VIII. Hitler and the churches; IX. How Hitler became army supreme comander; X. life in Hitler’s Germany; XI. Hitler and the Press; XII. expanding the Reich; XIII. The United States and Hitler; XIV. Hitler and the war; XV. the end of the War; XVI. epilogue. A topical index is included.

This title abridges the four-volume English translation of Domarus' magnum opus, organized topically. It is in release concurrently with a new eBook The Complete Hitler: A Digital Desktop Reference (978-0-86516-658-5) of the entire original work in English and German in searchable PDF format. The four volume Hitler: Reden 1932 bis 1945 - Kommentiert von Einem Deutschen Zeitgenossen (978-0-86516-329-4) and its English translation Hitler: Speeches and Proclamations 1932-1945 - The Chronicle of a Dictatorship (978-0-86516-228-0) are also in release now from Bolchazy-Carducci. Library note: Recommended for collections in American History, Military & War, Politics, Reference, Scholarly, Translation, World History. Comment: These products are based on the classic research of Max Domarus contained in four English and four German volumes. --Daily Book Register - August 13, 2007

The speeches are an invaluable primary source. They are used to document Hitler's thinking and Hitler's political signals to his Nazi followers and the general public and give a sense of what kind of things the general public was hearing from the dictator. --Peter Black, senior historian of the Holocaust Museum, as quoted in the Chicago Tribune, August 4, 2005

An invaluable reference tool. --Aaron Kornblum, Holocaust Museum