Der Fuhrer. Hitler's Rise to Power

by Konrad Heiden

Overview

Der Fuehrer is a book with a deep undertone of horror, sometimes one might say, akin to despair. But Mr. Heiden is remorselessly, ruthlessly objective. He thinks and correctly so, that the world must probe this disease if it hopes to live.

Konrad Heiden's Der Fuehrer is the first complete and documented biography of Adolf Hitler.

Because of Heiden's anti-Nazi writings he was forced to flee the Gestapo, arriving in America October 27, 1940 on the American Export Liner Exochorda; its last trip before being turned over to the United States Navy.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158902789
Publisher:	New York : Editions for the Armed Services
Publication date:	07/03/2017
Series:	Armed Services Edition , #30
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	511
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

KONRAD HEIDEN was a German liberal journalist who has specialized in the study of Hitler and his fellow German politicians for more than twenty years. With tireless industry he has burrowed into the underbelly of Hitler’s and his party’s strange story, into the childhood and youth of the 20th century's most recognizable figure.

Mr. Heiden is the one man in the world, not a Nazi himself, who knew the most about Hitler, the Nazi party and German history, in the past century. The one book that contains the most exhaustive, authoritative and important mass of information about the same subjects is Der Fuehrer.