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A history of Nazi Germany from the collapse of the Weimar Republic to the end of the Second World War. Michael Burleigh treats Nazism as a political religion, offering salvation to a humiliated nation, and examines how ordinary Germans came to accept, support and take part in its crimes, the war of conquest and the Holocaust.

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The Third Reich

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