The Complete Hitler A Digital Desktop Reference to His Speeches Proclamations 1932 1945 1st Edition by Max Dormarus ISBN 0865166587 978-0865166585

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ISBN 10: 0865166587

ISBN 13: 978-0865166585 

Author: Max Dormarus

Domarus’ indispensable eight volumes 5,724 pages total; four volumes in English, four in German of Hitler’s speeches and proclamations with commentary is available in an easily portable eBook. This searchable PDF document (created with AdobeTM AcrobatTM) provides incomparable access for anyone interested in research and in-depth study. Special Features * Easily perform complex proximity searches to discover elements of Hitler’s dictatorship not easily indexed. Click on the search results to navigate within the text. * Run basic keyword searches for any term, name, or place regardless of diacritics. * Bookmarks for each year and each event of the rise and fall of Adolf Hitler immediately bring you into the text. * Click on over 5,000 linked notes for instant access to additional context and commentary. * Follow links to images documenting Hitler’s seduction of a nation and the aftermath of post-World War II Europe. This translation compiles speeches and proclamations from Hitler’s rise to power in 1932 to his demise in 1945. It provides insight into his political agenda and ideology in an unprecedented span of years. Described as ‘essential,’ ‘extraordinarily useful,’ and ‘indispensable,’ this standard reference work on the Third Reich represents the most comprehensive collection of Hitler’s Speeches, with an extensive commentary and the largest set of footnotes. It provides insight into his political agenda and ideology in addition to demonstrating his organizational and rhetorical skills. The four-volume set, Hitler Speeches and Proclamations is completely translated into English for the first time and is a much-needed addition to every public, research, historical, or personal library. ‘An invaluable reference tool’ Holocaust Museum, Washington D.C. ‘An indispensable source for the history of our times.’ Alan Bullock

Table of contents:

1. List of Photographs

2. Abbreviations

3. PREFACE

4. Notes on the English Edition, Volume I

5. The Years 1932 to 1934

6. From ‘Artist’ to ‘God-man’

7. ‘Patriotism’

8. Anti-Semitism

9. Domestic Policy

10. Foreign Policy

11. The Methodology of Hitler’s Oratory

12. Remarks on the Structure of this Work

13. Introduction Notes

14. Major Events in Summary

15. New Year’s Proclamation to the Party

16. Candidacy for the Office of Reich President

17. Landtag Election Campaigns

18. Reichstag Elections of July 31

19. Reichstag Elections of November 6

20. The Final Steps toward Taking Power

21. Hitler’s Appointment as Reich Chancellor—Statement of Policy

22. The Consolidation of Power—Emergency Decrees

23. The Enabling Act—Debate between Hitler and Wels

24. The Beginning of the Gleichschaltung, Boycott against Jews, NS Foreign Policy

25. Elections in Danzig—The Concordat—First Reich Party Congress in Nuremberg

26. Commemoration March to the Feldherrnhalle—Beginning of Rearmament

27. Ten-Year Pact between Germany and Poland

28. The ‘Reconstruction’ of the Reich

29. The Röhm Purge

30. Hitler’s Justification of the Slaughter of June 30

31. National Socialist Putsch Attempt in Austria—Hindenburg’s Death—Oath of Allegiance

32. Plebiscite on Uniting the Offices of Chancellor and President

33. The Years 1935 to 1938

34. The Saar Plebiscite

35. Reintroduction of General Conscription—Military Service Act

36. Anglo-German Naval Agreement—Nuremberg Laws

37. The Swastika Flying over Germany

38. A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

39. The Occupation of the Rhineland

40. Election Campaigns

41. “Peace Speech”—German-Austrian Agreement—Olympic Games

42. Lloyd George’s Visit—Party Congress of Honor—Pacts with Italy and Japan

43. Accounting

44. Visions of the Future

45. Party Congress of Labor

46. Il Duce Visits Germany

47. Top Secret Steps on the Road to War—The Hossbach Minutes

48. The Wehrmacht Crisis—Hitler Takes on Supreme Command

49. Theatrics at the Berghof—Marathon Speech before the Reichstag

50. The Anschluss

51. The “Case Green” Study—The Führer Visits Italy

52. Targeting Czechoslovakia

53. Party Congress of Greater Germany

54. On the Eve of War

55. The Munich Agreement

56. Annexation Plans for Czechoslovakia—Crystal Night

57. Résumé

58. Hitler’s Rise to Supreme Commander of the Wehrmacht

59. The Years 1939 to 1940

60. PROLOGUE

61. The New Reich Chancellery Building—Speech at the Kroll Opera

62. Annexation of the Remainder of Czechoslovakia—Polish Corridor

63. Reunification with the Memel Territory—Directive for “Case White”

64. Roosevelt’s Position and Hitler’s Answer in the Reichstag

65. The “Pact of Steel” with Italy—War Appeal to the General Staff

66. Britain’s Diplomatic Efforts

67. Anglo-Polish Agreement—Mussolini’s Reluctance

68. German Offer to Poland—War—Reichstag Speech

69. The British Answer—War Appeals and Directives by the Führer

70. Speech in Danzig—German-Russian Friendship Treaty

71. War Aims in the West—Assassination Attempt

72. The “Study N”—Speech at the Hofbräuhaus

73. Foreign Visitors—Reichskommissariat in Norway

74. Appeal to Officer Cadets—The Western Offensive

75. The Fall of France—Directive for “Operation Sea Lion”

76. “War Speeches” in the Reichstag and the Sportpalast

77. Balkan Satellite States—The Battle of Britain—Tripartite Pact

78. Additional War Aims—Molotov’s Visit—“Operation Barbarossa”

79. The Year 1939 Notes

80. The Year 1940 Notes

81. VOLUME IV

82. THE YEAR 1941—THE MARCH EAST

83. Final Victory Soon!—Plans for Invasion of Russia

84. Preparing the Russian Campaign—Invasion of Balkans

85. Rudolf Hess Flees to England—Start of Operation Barbarossa

86. East Front Stalls—Declaration of War Against USA

87. Battle of Moscow

88. Victory through Determination

89. Main War Objective—Elimination of Jews in Europe

90. Eastern Offensive Resumes

91. Battle of Alamein—Victory at Stalingrad—Mediterranean Difficulties

92. German People Faced with Destruction—Sacrifice at Stalingrad

93. Hitler Travels to Eastern Front—Diplomatic Discussions

94. The End in Africa—Drum Head Court Martial Trials

95. Hitler Speaks over Radio—Speech at Löwenbräukeller

96. Germany Must Win the War—Radio Speech

97. Invasion Strikes in West—Resistance Movements

98. Assassination Attempt—Courts of Honor Set Up

99. Hitler’s Allies Fall Away—New German Offensive

100. Germany Betrayed—East Front Disaster

101. Eva Braun Comes to Bunker—Hitler’s Last Days

102. Final Remarks

103. Hitler and History

104. Hitler and the Question of War Guilt

105. Hitler’s Victories and Defeats in World War II

106. Führer Headquarters

107. Afterword

108. Documentary Works

109. Reference Works

110. General Works

111. INDEX

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