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Hitler and the rise of the Nazi Party

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Hitler was without doubt the the most destructively influential figure of the twentieth century. Frank McDonough provides a detailed analysis of the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. The book begins with an overview of the personality and early life of Adolf Hitler and proceeds to examine the early years of the Nazi Party and the major factors which led to the growth of support for the Nazis, including the organisation and propoganda of the Nazi Party and the growth of electoral support. The book concludes by examining the reasons why Hitler was appointed German Chancellor in January 1943.

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Product Details
Longman
0582506069 / 9780582506060
Paperback
943.085
23/06/2003
United Kingdom
English
xii, 136 p., [4] p. of plates
24 cm
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