Robert Edwin Herzstein

An Interpretation of the Nazi Phenomenon

Covering the three crucial decades between World War I and Hitler's death, "Adolf Hitler and the German Trauma" is a brilliant composite of biography, sociopolitical history, and recent psychological research that sheds new light on the influences that shaped Hitler and his monumental impact upon twentieth-century Germany, Europe, and the world. Here are the events that led to the New Order, together with a fascinating analysis of the Third Reich at war. Professor Herzstein concludes with reflections on the disintegration of Nazism, explaining the contradictions that have marked German society in Hitler's time -- and still today in ours. -- From publisher's description.

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Adolf Hitler and the German Trauma, 1913-1945

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