by Henrik Eberle · tapa dura · ISBN 9783785723104
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«Briefe an Hitler» is a collection of historical letters and documents edited by Henrik Eberle, published by Lübbe in hardcover (476 pages, in German).
Collection of letters sent to Hitler between 1925 and 1945, from Moscow archives and published for the first time. Henrik Eberle selects and comments on them: petitions, oaths of loyalty, prayers, appeals and calls for help that show the German population's relationship with the dictator and their estrangement as the war turns adverse.
Published in 2007, includes bibliographic references (pages 458-462) and index.
Will interest historians, psychologists and educators, as well as readers of twentieth-century German history.
Henrik Eberle is a German historian. During the first decade of the twenty-first century he came to prominence beyond the confines of the German academic community with compilations, books, articles and interviews concerned with Adolf Hitler. Some of these have been translated into English.
