Republic To Reich: Making of the Nazi Rev.- H. Holborn (1972) Ed.

by Hajo Holborn

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Republic to Reich: The Making of the Nazi Revolution (1972), edited by the prominent historian Hajo Holborn, is a highly regarded collection of ten essays. It explores the collapse of the Weimar Republic and the swift consolidation of Adolf Hitler’s totalitarian regime. Publication Details Editor: Hajo Holborn Translator: Ralph Manheim Publisher: Pantheon Books Publication Year: 1972 Pages: 491 Core Themes & Essays The volume is a compilation of translated works originally published in the German historical journal Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte. It is divided into three thematic sections: The Weimar Republic in Eclipse Focuses on the structural and personal crises that led to the decline of Germany's democracy, featuring essays on figures like Hindenburg, Brüning, and Schleicher. The Third Reich: The Period of Consolidation Details the Gleichschaltung (Nazi integration of state and society), the Reichstag fire, and the 1934 Röhm Purge. The Totalitarian State Examines the institutions and tools of the regime, including the SS, propaganda (such as Goebbels' total war speech), and National Socialist ideology. Product information Publisher Pantheon Publication date January 1, 1972 Edition First Edition Language ‎English Print length 491 pages ISBN-10 0394471229 ISBN-13 978-0394471228 Great pre-owned condition See pictures for the overall condition Price is fixed, firm and non-negotiable Please No offers Shipment would be made earlier if payment is received and cleared in t

• Publisher: Random House
• Year: 1972
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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