The Tragedy of Nazi Germany

Exploring the breakdown of German society from 1870 onward, this work examines the various elements that contributed to the rise of Nazism and the atrocities committed under Hitler. The author, both a historian and a Holocaust survivor, provides a unique perspective on how Nazism emerged as a product of mass societal dynamics rather than solely through individual actions. This critical analysis sheds light on the complex interplay of historical factors that facilitated one of history's darkest chapters.