- Summary
- British historian Taylor (The Berlin Wall) surveys the occupation policies of the Allied victors, showing a variegated picture: brutal in the Soviet zone, relatively humane in the American, British, and French sectors, but everywhere a landscape of hunger, cold, and--in German eyes--humiliation. Taylor also examines how the efforts to bring to account millions of ex-Nazi Party members were erratic, corrupt, and ineffective.
- Format
- Book
- Author/Creator
- Taylor, Fred, 1947-
- Published
- New York : Bloomsbury Press, 2011
- Locale
- Germany
- Edition
- First U.S. edition
- Contents
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Into the Reich
Hoo-hoo-hoo
The great trek
Zero hour
Through conquerors' eyes
Hunger
The price
To the victors the spoils
No pardon
The fish and the net
Persil washes white
Divide and rule
Hope
Epilogue.
- Notes
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Into the Reich -- Hoo-hoo-hoo -- The great trek -- Zero hour -- Through conquerors' eyes -- Hunger -- The price -- To the victors the spoils -- No pardon -- The fish and the net -- Persil washes white -- Divide and rule -- Hope -- Epilogue.
