They Thought They Were Free
The Germans 1933-45
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Univ of Chicago Press
USA
2017
Enlarged
Paperback
378
Standard
289190
978-0-226-52583-9
0-226-52583-X
National socialism.
Annotation
How do people become acclimated to fascism? What leads them down the slippery slope from rational intentions to atrocious actions--and how does that slope get greased? Milton Mayer's eloquent and provocative examination of the development of fascism among ten everyday Germans between 1933 and 1945 is still sobering--and more timely than ever. These ten men were average Germans who all became Nazis. But how? Mayer shows how the gradual habitation of people to a government that they do not feel they can predict, understand, or influence led to global catastrophe.
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