Hitler: A Study in Tyranny — Alan Bullock
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'Hitler: A Study in Tyranny' by Alan Bullock is a comprehensive biography of Adolf Hitler, tracing his life from his early years through his rise within the Nazi Party, appointment as Chancellor in 1933, consolidation of power, and leadership of Germany during the Second World War. First published in 1952, the book was based on German archival material, evidence from the Nuremberg Trials, and a wide range of documents, speeches, memoirs, and diaries. Bullock examines both Hitler's political career and the wider development of the Nazi regime, placing his actions within the political and military events of the period. The substantially revised 1962 edition expanded the original study and became an influential early scholarly biography of Hitler.
Condition
Fair condition, cover worn.
Filed under: War, (Auto-)biographies