Germany Jekyll & Hyde

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‘Sebastian Haffner’s book is unmatched as a contemporary analysis of the Third Reich. It is quite remarkable that, writing in 1940, he could produce such acute insights into Hitler’s character and political hold over Germany.’ – Ian Kershaw Germany: Jekyll and Hyde by Sebastian Haffner, author of Defying Hitler, was first published in 1940. It is a brilliantly insightful analysis of Hitler’s Germany and was an alarm call that tried to awaken the British to the true nature of the Nazi regime.
Sebastian Haffner, a Berlin-born journalist who emigrated to London in 1938, stressed that Nazi Germany, despite its advanced science and technology, was a throwback to brutal times. He saw Hitler as a psychopath and anti-Semitism as a ‘secret sign and binding mystery among Nazis, like a continuous ritual murder’.
His insights, published before the attack on Russia, before Auschwitz and before total war, were remarkably penetrating at a time when few understood how horrific the Nazis were.

Książka "Germany Jekyll & Hyde" - Sebastian Haffner - oprawa miękka - Wydawnictwo ABACUS. Książka posiada 300 stron i została wydana w 2008 r.