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

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: DD256.5 .E5313 1986

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    Uniform Title
    Im Gleichschritt marsch. English
    Other Title
    Bis alles in Scherben fällt. English.
    Format
    Book
    Author/Creator
    Engelmann, Bernt, 1921-1994.
    Published
    New York : Pantheon Books, [1986]
    ©1986
    Locale
    Germany
    Edition
    First American edition
    Contents
    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.
    Other Authors/Editors
    Engelmann, Bernt, 1921-1994.
    Notes
    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.

    Physical Details

    Language
    English
    ISBN
    0394524497
    9780394524498
    Physical Description
    xiii, 335 pages ; 25 cm

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