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Eric Larsen, New York Times Bestseling Writer Devil in the White City, sets a remarkable story during Hitler’s Rise to Power.
Time is 1933, The Place, Berlin, when William E. Dodd became the first Ambassador of America in Hitler’s Nazi Germany in a year, which proved to be a significant turn in history.
A light-hearted professor from Chicago, Dodd, brings his wife, son and fiery daughter, Martha. The first Martha is entered with parties and pomp, and the third Rih’s beautiful youth with their infectious enthusiasm with their infectious enthusiasm to restore Germany in a state of world prominence. Appears of “New Germany”, they have one relationship after another, including the first head of the first head of Guestopo, Rudolf Dials.
But as evidence of Juda oppression, the first person’s testimony was confirmed, his father sent his concerns back to the indifferent state department’s house. Jews are attacked as watches with a dode alarm, the press is censored, and drafts of the frightening new laws begins to be broadcast. As the first year comes out and the shadow is deeply, dodes experience the days full of enthusiasm, conspiracy, romance – and eventually, scary, when a climate of violence and murder shows Hitler’s real character and cruel ambition.
Poor from the stressful atmosphere of the period, and the unforgettable paintings of the bizarre goring and the expected-until completely horrifying-ghobels, a surprising, an amazing, eyewitness on the events in the garden of the Bashkas, in the eyewitness perspective, because they come up in real time, reveal an era of stunning and complexity. The result is a bright, drug addictive work that speaks about why the world did not recognize the serious threat created by Hitler till Berlin and Europe, woke up in blood and terror.
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Publisher: Crown; First Edition (January 1, 2011)
language English
Paperback: 448 pages
ISBN -10: 030740885x
ISBN -13: 978-0307408853
Items Weight: 2.31 pounds
Dimensions: 5.16 x 1.32 x 7.98 inch
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Customers find this historical book engaging and well-researched, with a writing style that keeps readers interested. They appreciate the detailed character development, with one customer noting how the personalities are described in human terms. The book’s pace receives mixed reactions – while some find it quick to read, others say it drags a little.
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