In Hitler's Germany : daily life in the Third Reich / Bernt Engelmann ; translated from the German by Krishna Winston.

Translation of: Im Gleichschritt marsch and Bis alles in Scherben fällt.

Foreword / by Studs Terkel -- Introduction -- Prelude : the end of the Republic -- Shades of the past -- The beginning of the Third Reich -- Dancing lessons and torture chambers -- How we were "brought into line" -- Who were the Nazis? -- The perfect police state -- The misunderstood poet -- Was there really nothing people could do? -- The tightening of the screws -- Resistance in Hamburg -- A visitor from Basel -- The Führer is always right! -- Getting by -- From the Anschluss to the Night of Broken Glass -- Katrina with the golden hair -- Are you familiar with Buchenwald? -- Moving toward war -- On your guard! The enemy is listening! -- The beginning of the end -- Wartime -- By the shores of the North Sea -- Operation Weser -- Lebensborn-"In thirty years..six hundred more regiments!" -- Hitler's triumph -- Death of the "Sealion" -- Clandestine operations -- "Carmen" -- "Hiwis" and cockatoos -- How the "final victory" turned into "wool-gathering" -- Clinging to hope -- A man who simply did his duty -- Plan 7 -- The supreme effort -- A messenger from hell -- Aunt Martha is buried -- The three guardian angels -- Waiting for liberation -- Zero hour.