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Subtitle: Completely Revised Edition Author: Alan Bullock Topics: anti-fascism , Biography , Ted’s reading interests & influences
The first substantial biography on Hitler in English, It's beautifully written, in the clear, lucid tradition of British historians, with such memorably pithy statements like "the gutter had come to power" when commenting on the Nazi seizure of power and Hitler's accession as Chancellor in 1933.
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English. 848 pages : 24 cm. A biography of Adolf Hitler from his birth in 1889 to his suicide in 1945. Includes bibliographical references (pages 809-815) and index. pt. 1. Party leader, 1889-1933.
Hardcover – January 1, 1962. Bullock describes with chilling specificity how through adroit manipulation of popular discontent, the control of information, and the politics of terror, a madman and a monster inspired Germany to perpetrate the defining horror of this century.
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Written in the 1960's, A Study in Tyranny has long been considered the definitive English-language biography of Adolf Hitler. Reading it today, it's easy to see why. Bullock approaches subject as a strict historian, without any axe to grind.
15 feb 2023 · Imported from Britain, with its penetrating use of relatively new source material, its well sustained narrative, its deep concentration on the man, this book should prove one of the best studies to date.
Hitler: A Study in Tyranny. Alan Bullock. Penguin Books, 1962 - Biography & Autobiography - 848 pages. The classic biography of Hitler that remains, years after its publication, one...
