Fascism in Germany : how Hitler destroyed the world's most powerful labour movement / by Robert Black.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 1141-1153) and index.

v. 1. The roots of German reaction -- Marx and Engels on the German question : Bonapartism and the Bismarckian legacy -- 'Blood and Iron' : the politics of German heavy industry -- The heroic age of German labour -- The imperialist crucible -- The first seeds are sown -- The first betrayals : social democracy in war and revolution -- The political economy of national socialism -- Hitler : the formative years -- No man's land -- NSDAP -- Italy : the first warning -- From Kapp to Munich : genesis of a strategy -- Big business rationalises -- Hitler rebuilds -- United Front from below -- The world crises and the fall of Mueller -- v. 2. September 14, 1930 -- 'Toleration' -- Hitler's road to Harzburg -- 'Red Unions' -- Stalin over Germany : from Rapallo to Red Referendum -- The 18th Brumaire of Franz von Papen -- The last chance -- National concentration -- Capital and labour in the Third Reich -- Appendices. German Fascism and the historians. Social democracy on the German catastrophe. History falsified. Germany and the Fourth International.