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DOERRY, Martin
My Wounded Heart
The Life of Lilli Jahn 1900-1944. Translated from the German by John Brownjohn. [First English Edition].
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FOLEY, Charles
Commando Extraordinary
With a Foreword by Major-General Sir Robert Laycock, Chief of Combined Operations 1943-47.
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BRUHNS, Wibke
My Father’s Country
The Story of a German Family. [Translated by Shaun Whiteside]. [First English Edition].
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FRIEDRICH, Thomas
Hitler’s Berlin. Abused City
Translated by Stewart Spencer. [First English Edition.]
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KOEHN, Ilse
Mischling, Second Degree
My Childhood in Nazi Germany. With a Foreword by Harrison E. Salisbury.
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FORMAN, James
Code Name Valkyrie
Count von Stauffenberg and the Plot to kill Hitler
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KOEHN, Ilse
Mischling, Second Degree
My Childhood in Nazi Germany. [First UK Edition.]
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STAHLENBERG, Elisabeth von
Nazi Lady
The Diaries of Elisabeth von Stahlenberg 1933-1948.
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KENNY, Mary
Germany Calling
A Personal Biography of William Joyce, 'Lord Haw-Haw'.
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GUENTHER, Leonhard
A German Ace tells why
From Kaiserdom to Hitlerism. With a Foreword by Frederick May Eliot. Third Edition (revised and extended).
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FRIEDLANDER, Saul
Prelude to Downfall
Hitler and the United States 1939-1941. Translated from the French by Aline B. and Alexander Werth. [First English Edition.]
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WWII: Third Reich
Works relating to the history, rise to power, leadership, structure and demise of the Nazi regime.
For Hitler himself and his top cadre it includes biographies, memoirs, diaries and accounts of pre-Nazi background. Other areas covered are the SA, Himmler and the SS, everyday life and culture in Germany under the Nazis, relations with the Church, anti-Hitler resistance, and the Stauffenberg plot.
For senior armed services personnel see ‘WWII: Command Memoirs’ and/or relevant campaign sections; for Canaris see ‘Espionage and POW’; for Nuremberg, tribunals and trials of individuals, see ‘Holocaust & War Crimes’.