Autore	Kershaw Ian.
Edizione	[2nd ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa	Oxon [England] : , : Routledge, , 2013
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (241 p.)
Disciplina	943.086/092
Collana	Profiles in Power
Soggetto topico	Heads of state - Germany \|x Politics and government \|y 1933-1945.Germany National socialism
Soggetto genere / forma	Electronic books.
ISBN	1-315-83767-6 1-317-87458-7
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	Cover; Hitler; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Dedication; Introduction Hitler's power: an enigma; Chapter 1 Power of the 'Idea'; Chapter 2 Getting power; The movement; The masses; The elites; Chapter 3 Repression and power; The atomisation of opposition; The subjugation of legality in the Führer state; Chapter 4 Plebiscitary power; The underlying consensus; Agencies of acclamation; Führer acclamation and regime dynamism; Chapter 5 Expansion of power; The erosion of collective government; The seizure of opportunity; Chapter 6 Absolute power The disintegration of the stateThe 'Idea' becomes reality; Chapter 7 Hubris of power; Conclusion Hitler's power and destruction; Further Reading; Chronology; Abbreviations; Index
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Autore	Lynch Michael <1938-, >
Pubbl/distr/stampa	London ; ; New York : , : Routledge, , 2013
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (321 p.)
Disciplina	943.086092 B
Collana	Routledge historical biographies
Soggetto topico	Heads of state - Germany National socialism Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
Soggetto genere / forma	Electronic books.
ISBN	0-203-09493-X 1-283-84367-6 1-136-21043-1
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	Cover; Hitler; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright; Table of Contents; List of maps; List of figures and tables; Figures; Tables; Chronology; Introduction; Hitler's career; Historians and Hitler; 1: Aimless years, 1889-1919; The young Hitler; In Vienna; Hitler the soldier; Pasewalk, 1918; The November Revolution, 1918; Ebert and the Spartacists; Moving Left; 2: Moving from Left to Right,1919-22; The NSDAP; Hitler's appeal; Hitler as party leader; The Nazi cult of violence; The SA; 3: Building a party, 1922-29; The Munich putsch, 1923; Mein Kampf; The Berghof; A new approach Asserting authority over the partyThe leader principle; Structuring the party; 4: Manoeuvring into office, 1929-33; Exploiting the Depression; The National Opposition; The Hitler-Strasser dispute; Geli Raubal; Running for president; Gaining the chancellorship; Explaining Hitler's success; In office; 5: The Third Reich, 1933-39; Hitler as chancellor; The Reichstag fire; The Enabling Act; Gleichschaltung (consolidation), 1933-34; The Night of the Long Knives, June 1934; President and chancellor; The SS; The German economy under Hitler; The four-year plan; 6: Foreign affairs, 1933-38 Leaving the LeagueAustria, Saarland, rearmament; The Anglo-German naval agreement, 1935; The Rhineland reoccupied; Italy and Japan; Hitler and Franco; The Hossbach Memorandum; The Blomberg and Fritsch affairs, 1938; Anschluss, 1938; Triumphalism; 7: Hitler's Germany; The persecution of the Jews; The Berlin Olympics, 1936; Renewed persecution; Kristallnacht; Training the young; The Hitler Youth; The German Labour Front; Hitler and women; Hitler's style of government; Hitler's entourage; The Hitler cult; Eva Braun; Hitler's tastes; Hitler's euthanasia programme; 8: Towards war, 1938-39 The Czech crisisMunich; The end of Czechoslovakia; Danzig; Poland; The Nazi-Soviet Pact; Last steps to war; 9: Hitler's Reich at war, 1939-41; 'Close your hearts to pity'; 'Miraculous salvation'; Dunkirk; The fall of France; Britain's survival; The Commissar Order; Operation Barbarossa; War with the USA; Assassination attempts; Towards the Holocaust; Hitler's responsibility; 10: Defeat and disaster, 1942-45; North Africa; Stalingrad; Kursk, July 1943; Crisis in Italy, 1943-45; Relaxing at the Berghof; The turning of the tide, 1943-45; D-Day and Operation Bagration, 1944; The July Bomb Plot V-weapons, 1944-45The Ardennes offensive - Hitler's last throw; Ending it all; Conclusion; Weak or strong?; Author of his own misfortunes?; Hitler and the people; Notes; Introduction; 1 Aimless years, 1889-1919; 2 Moving from Left to Right, 1919-22; 3 Building a party, 1922-29; 4 Manoeuvring into office, 1929-33; 5 The Third Reich, 1933-39; 6 Foreign affairs, 1933-38; 7 Hitler's Germany; 8 Towards war, 1938-39; 9 Hitler's Reich at war, 1939-41; 10 Defeat and disaster, 1942-45; Conclusion; Further reading; Sources; General histories; Biographies; Psycho-Histories; Memoirs; Particular themes The Holocaust
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Autore	Lynch Michael J. <1938-, >
Pubbl/distr/stampa	London ; ; New York : , : Routledge, , 2013
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (321 p.)
Disciplina	943.086092 B
Collana	Routledge historical biographies
Soggetto topico	Heads of state - Germany National socialism Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
ISBN	1-136-21042-3 0-203-09493-X 1-283-84367-6 1-136-21043-1
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	Cover; Hitler; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright; Table of Contents; List of maps; List of figures and tables; Figures; Tables; Chronology; Introduction; Hitler's career; Historians and Hitler; 1: Aimless years, 1889-1919; The young Hitler; In Vienna; Hitler the soldier; Pasewalk, 1918; The November Revolution, 1918; Ebert and the Spartacists; Moving Left; 2: Moving from Left to Right,1919-22; The NSDAP; Hitler's appeal; Hitler as party leader; The Nazi cult of violence; The SA; 3: Building a party, 1922-29; The Munich putsch, 1923; Mein Kampf; The Berghof; A new approach Asserting authority over the partyThe leader principle; Structuring the party; 4: Manoeuvring into office, 1929-33; Exploiting the Depression; The National Opposition; The Hitler-Strasser dispute; Geli Raubal; Running for president; Gaining the chancellorship; Explaining Hitler's success; In office; 5: The Third Reich, 1933-39; Hitler as chancellor; The Reichstag fire; The Enabling Act; Gleichschaltung (consolidation), 1933-34; The Night of the Long Knives, June 1934; President and chancellor; The SS; The German economy under Hitler; The four-year plan; 6: Foreign affairs, 1933-38 Leaving the LeagueAustria, Saarland, rearmament; The Anglo-German naval agreement, 1935; The Rhineland reoccupied; Italy and Japan; Hitler and Franco; The Hossbach Memorandum; The Blomberg and Fritsch affairs, 1938; Anschluss, 1938; Triumphalism; 7: Hitler's Germany; The persecution of the Jews; The Berlin Olympics, 1936; Renewed persecution; Kristallnacht; Training the young; The Hitler Youth; The German Labour Front; Hitler and women; Hitler's style of government; Hitler's entourage; The Hitler cult; Eva Braun; Hitler's tastes; Hitler's euthanasia programme; 8: Towards war, 1938-39 The Czech crisisMunich; The end of Czechoslovakia; Danzig; Poland; The Nazi-Soviet Pact; Last steps to war; 9: Hitler's Reich at war, 1939-41; 'Close your hearts to pity'; 'Miraculous salvation'; Dunkirk; The fall of France; Britain's survival; The Commissar Order; Operation Barbarossa; War with the USA; Assassination attempts; Towards the Holocaust; Hitler's responsibility; 10: Defeat and disaster, 1942-45; North Africa; Stalingrad; Kursk, July 1943; Crisis in Italy, 1943-45; Relaxing at the Berghof; The turning of the tide, 1943-45; D-Day and Operation Bagration, 1944; The July Bomb Plot V-weapons, 1944-45The Ardennes offensive - Hitler's last throw; Ending it all; Conclusion; Weak or strong?; Author of his own misfortunes?; Hitler and the people; Notes; Introduction; 1 Aimless years, 1889-1919; 2 Moving from Left to Right, 1919-22; 3 Building a party, 1922-29; 4 Manoeuvring into office, 1929-33; 5 The Third Reich, 1933-39; 6 Foreign affairs, 1933-38; 7 Hitler's Germany; 8 Towards war, 1938-39; 9 Hitler's Reich at war, 1939-41; 10 Defeat and disaster, 1942-45; Conclusion; Further reading; Sources; General histories; Biographies; Psycho-Histories; Memoirs; Particular themes The Holocaust
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Autore	Norman Andrew <1943->
Pubbl/distr/stampa	Barnsley, South Yorkshire, : Pen & Sword Military, 2011
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (233 p.)
Disciplina	943.086092
Soggetto topico	Heads of state - Germany National socialism
Soggetto genere / forma	Electronic books.
ISBN	1-78303-974-4
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	""Cover ""; ""Acknowledgements""; ""Preface""; ""Chapter 1. Hitlerâ€?s Family Background""; ""Chapter 2. Vienna""; ""Chapter 3. Germany in Crisis""; ""Chapter 4. Further Humiliation for Germany""; ""Chapter 5. Mein Kampf: Hitlerâ€?s Manifesto""; ""Chapter 6. Hitler: Racist and Liar""; ""Chapter 7. The Origin of Hitlerâ€?s Ideas""; ""Chapter 8. The Concept of the â€?Aryanâ€?""; ""Chapter 9. Guido von List""; ""Chapter 10. JÃ¶rg Lanz von Liebenfels""; ""Chapter 11. Ostara""; ""Chapter 12. Liebenfelsâ€? Wilder Notions""; ""Chapter 13. Germany Again in Crisis"" ""Chapter 14. The â€?Saviourâ€? Cometh""""Chapter 15. A New â€?Holy Orderâ€?""; ""Chapter 16. Nazism in Practice: Echoes of Ostara""; ""Chapter 17. Private Life and Family""; ""Chapter 18. William Patrick Hitler ""; ""Chapter 19. Hitlerâ€?s Relationship with Women""; ""Chapter 20. Lebensraum""; ""Chapter 21. Marxism: a Threat to Germany?""; ""Chapter 22. â€?International Communismâ€?""; ""Chapter 23. The Jews as Aggressors?""; ""Chapter 24. Russia under Stalin""; ""Chapter 25. World War""; ""Chapter 26. The Planned Invasion of the Soviet Union"" ""Chapter 27. Operation BARBAROSSA""""Chapter 28. The â€?Final Solutionâ€?""; ""Chapter 29. Hitler and his â€?Inner Voicesâ€?""; ""Chapter 30. Hitlerâ€?s Schizophrenia: the Most Dangerous Type of All""; ""Chapter 31. Finale""; ""Chapter 32. Aftermath""; ""Epilogue""; ""Index to Ostara""; ""Bibliography""; ""Index""
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Autore	Novak Ben <1943->
Pubbl/distr/stampa	Lanham, Maryland : , : Lexington Books, , 2014
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (257 p.)
Disciplina	943.086092
Soggetto topico	Heads of state - Germany - Psychology Heads of state - Germany National socialism - Psychological aspects Ideology - Germany - History - 20th century
Soggetto genere / forma	Electronic books.
ISBN	0-7391-9225-6
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	Contents; Chapter One: The Historical Problem of Hitler; EXAMINING THE QUESTION; Insufficient Facts; The Questions Asked of the Facts; Opportunist; Demagogue; Pawn; Intellectual Currents; Economic, Political, and Social Conditions; Mediumistic Powers; Psychological Interpretations; Other Interpretations; The Historical Problem; Conclusions Drawn from Review of the Literature; The Question So Far Not Investigated; METHOD; Notes; Chapter Two: The Third Logic; THE WORM IN THE APPLE OF SCIENCE; THE DISCOVERY OF A THIRD FORM OF LOGIC; THE NATURE OF ABDUCTION; THE FORMAL STRUCTURE OF ABDUCTION THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FORMAL STRUCTURE OF ABDUCTION TO THE RISE OF ADOLF HITLER: HOW HE EMPLOYED ABDUCTIVE LOGICNotes; Chapter Three: Characteristics of Abduction; COMPARABLE CHARACTERISTICS; Certainty and Uncertainty; The Initial Immunity of Abduction to Refutation; Mendaciousness; Ampliativity; UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF ABDUCTION; Instinct; The Divinatory Power of Abduction; The Power of Abductive Logic over the Mind; CONCLUSION; Notes; Chapter Four: Abductive Logic in Literature; THE DISCOVERY OF ABDUCTION IN LITERATURE; PART I: THE PRIVATE DETECTIVE STREAM The Uniqueness of the Detective StoryRatiocinative Man; The Character of the First Detective Hero: C. Auguste Dupin; The Character of the Most Popular Hero: Sherlock Holmes; THE POWER OF ABDUCTIVE LOGIC IN DETECTIVE STORIES; THE BACKWARD FORM OF THE STORY; Summary; PART II: THE TRACKER STREAM: FROM VOLTAIRE TO KARL MAY; Voltaire's "The Tale of Zadig"; Thomas Henry Huxley on "The Method of Zadig"; Karl May; Winnetou: A Textbook on Abductive Logic; The Plot of Winnetou; The Logic of the Novel; SUMMARY; Notes Chapter Five: The Application of Peirce's Abductive Theory to Unraveling the Mystery of Hitler's YouthTHE UNDISPUTED FACTS OF HITLER'S TRANSFORMATION IN 1900, AT AGE ELEVEN; THE BAFFLEMENT OF SCHOLARS AT THE TWO MYSTERIES ARISING FROM HITLER'S TRANSFORMATION; THE NEED FOR A NEW APPROACH AND A NEW LOGIC TO UNRAVEL THE MYSTERY OF HITLER'S YOUTH; CRITIQUE OF THE ESTABLISHED METHOD OF HISTORICAL INVESTIGATION; PART I: PEIRCE'S NEW METHOD; Peirce's Conditions For The Application Of The New Logical Method; Presentation Of Peirce's Logic Peirce's Rules For The Logical Analysis Of Historical TestimonyFirst Rule: Explain All the Facts; Second Rule: Assume the Principal Testimonies Are True; Third Rule: Be Careful of Probabilities; Fourth Rule: Trace Out the Logical Consequences of the Hypothesis; Fifth Rule: Enlarging the Field; Sixth Rule: Economy; Testing the Hypothesis Selected; Part II: GENERATING A HYPOTHESIS; Examining the First Principal Testimony: Adolf Hitler's Account in "Mein Kampf"; First Clue: The Unusual Nature of Hitler's Dispute with His Father at That Age; Second Clue: An Already Formed Attitude toward Work Third Clue: The Existence of an Antecedent Idea
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