Hitler: The Man and the Military Leader2 reviews Percy Ernst Schramm Academy Chicago Publishers, 1999 A great leader but a very EVIL man + Adolf Hitler! Wow, I never knew the human side of Hitler. He was a wiz with names and always took the time to pick out special presents for people's birthday. I think he is probably one of the most evil men who ever walked the planet. But he had some great leadership qualites, how else could this man rise ...             Hitler's World View: A Blueprint for Power3 reviews Eberhard Jäckel Harvard University Press, 1981 HITLER'S "PHILOSOPHY" + Outstanding book + Analysis of the development of Hitler's Ideas. Hitler's Mein Kampf is one of the most boring books I have read. Even knowing what happened, I found myself thinking: "He must be thinking metaphorically; he really can't mean this." Jaeckel succeeded in making Hitler comprehensible, weird, but compresensible. He in particular clarifies the fact ...             Adolf Hitler: His Family, Childhood, and Youth1 review Bradley F. Smith Hoover Institution Press, 1967 Dry but essential This is the definitive English-language version of Hitler's early years. It's not as well-written or as interesting as Franz Jetzinger's German-language book on AH's early manhood, but this is good. The book was published in 1966 and is, unfortunately, dated. There has been significant additional ...             Hitler17 reviews Joachim C. Fest Harcourt, 2002 the best + AN INDICTMENT OF SOCIETY + the ultimate biography + Excellent update of a good book + What if Hitler had stopped in 1938?             Hitler's Vienna: A Dictator's Apprenticeship14 reviews Brigitte Hamann Oxford University Press, USA, 1999 A Detailed Account of Hitler's Early Life! + Vienna's Dilemma: Ethnic minorities and the rise of Nationalism + Interesting narrative of Hitler's early years + The key to Mein Kampf + Good book, but the original is better!             The Duel John Lukacs Weidenfeld & Nicolson History, 2000             Hitler and the Jews: The Genesis of the Holocaust1 review Philippe Burrin A Hodder Arnold Publication, 1994 A new work on the Holocaust leaves many questions unanswered During the past twenty years historians have debated the circumstances in which the `Final Solution' became reality and the role of Hitler in the planning and execution of mass murder. The two schools of thought have been labelled `intentionalist' and `functionalist' (or `structuralist'). Burrin ...             The Hitler of History28 reviews John Lukacs Vintage, 1998 IGNORE ALL OTHER REVIEWS + This book is on historiography of Hitler,not biography + An interesting take on historiography + Chasing The Real Hitler             The Young Hitler I Knew16 reviews August Kubizek Greenhill Books, 2006 One of the most important books on Hitler + The Early Years of Adolf Hitler + Amazingly insightful and enormously important + Important insight into Hitler's personality development + Totally Worth the read - fractured yet Captivating histo lok at Hitler's early Years             The Young Hitler I Knew16 reviews August Kubizek Greenhill Books, 2006 One of the most important books on Hitler + The Early Years of Adolf Hitler + Amazingly insightful and enormously important + Important insight into Hitler's personality development + Totally Worth the read - fractured yet Captivating histo lok at Hitler's early Years             Adolf Hitler: His Family, Childhood, and Youth1 review Bradley F. Smith Hoover Institution Press, 1967 Dry but essential This is the definitive English-language version of Hitler's early years. It's not as well-written or as interesting as Franz Jetzinger's German-language book on AH's early manhood, but this is good. The book was published in 1966 and is, unfortunately, dated. There has been significant additional ...             The Duel John Lukacs Weidenfeld & Nicolson History, 2000             Hitler's World View: A Blueprint for Power3 reviews Eberhard Jäckel Harvard University Press, 1981 HITLER'S "PHILOSOPHY" + Outstanding book + Analysis of the development of Hitler's Ideas. Hitler's Mein Kampf is one of the most boring books I have read. Even knowing what happened, I found myself thinking: "He must be thinking metaphorically; he really can't mean this." Jaeckel succeeded in making Hitler comprehensible, weird, but compresensible. He in particular clarifies the fact ...             Hitler's Vienna: A Dictator's Apprenticeship14 reviews Brigitte Hamann Oxford University Press, USA, 1999 A Detailed Account of Hitler's Early Life! + Vienna's Dilemma: Ethnic minorities and the rise of Nationalism + Interesting narrative of Hitler's early years + The key to Mein Kampf + Good book, but the original is better!             The Hitler of History28 reviews John Lukacs Vintage, 1998 IGNORE ALL OTHER REVIEWS + This book is on historiography of Hitler,not biography + An interesting take on historiography + Chasing The Real Hitler             Hitler: The Man and the Military Leader2 reviews Percy Ernst Schramm Academy Chicago Publishers, 1999 A great leader but a very EVIL man + Adolf Hitler! Wow, I never knew the human side of Hitler. He was a wiz with names and always took the time to pick out special presents for people's birthday. I think he is probably one of the most evil men who ever walked the planet. But he had some great leadership qualites, how else could this man rise ...             Hitler17 reviews Joachim C. Fest Harcourt, 2002 the best + AN INDICTMENT OF SOCIETY + the ultimate biography + Excellent update of a good book + What if Hitler had stopped in 1938?             Hitler and the Jews: The Genesis of the Holocaust1 review Philippe Burrin A Hodder Arnold Publication, 1994 A new work on the Holocaust leaves many questions unanswered During the past twenty years historians have debated the circumstances in which the `Final Solution' became reality and the role of Hitler in the planning and execution of mass murder. The two schools of thought have been labelled `intentionalist' and `functionalist' (or `structuralist'). Burrin ...