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Hitler (Wordsworth Collection)

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Despite the pervasive left-wing propaganda engendered by the Soviets and leftists everywhere, Mr. Toland has managed to take all the hand-wringing kerfuffle out of the picture and portray Hitler as he was: a socially inept, narcissistic, oedipal, multi-faceted, brave, extremely nationalistic, charismatic, romantic, half-mad artist. A nearly flawless tome, nothing in this work can be factually refuted. The footnotes are superb and back up his assertions with facts, not conjecture or assumption. If time is taken to study the extensive footnotes, this will be abundantly clear. The only valid criticism anyone could possibly offer would be that some incriminating details or episodes were left out - such as Hitler's callous abandonment of his troops on the eastern front. There are many other omissions which some may view as egregious, but nothing in the book, unless stated as conjecture, could possibly be construed as anything other than factual.

Although it is your ultimate choice as to whether or not you make a fool of yourself, please limit any negative feedback to specifics, not ad hominem attacks.

BTW, if you want all the hand-wringing surrounding Hitler, may I suggest, "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," by William Shirer.

Another of a line in study of out of control power that changed the world. A study of Hitler that contributes to the greater picture of governmental agents of change.. Study with opinions.