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bdtrppr6

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1. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Mon Feb 19, 2018, 06:21 PM

Feb 2018

is surprisingly readable. True journalism. I've been reading it again off/on since the current disaster began and I'm amazed that it's clear and concise, easily understood, especially since it's 1000 pages.

Readable and seems to be a road map for us currently.

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I just finished Berlin Diary by William Shirer. [View all] raccoon Feb 2018 OP

The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich bdtrppr6 Feb 2018 #1

That was the first history book I read as a child. NNadir Feb 2018 #5

Wow a flashback. I read that in the 1970's OhNo-Really Feb 2018 #2

"The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" longship Feb 2018 #3

I read the Rise and Fall in the 60's. rickford66 Feb 2018 #4

I recall reading this after Rise and Fall.... kairos12 Apr 2019 #6