Berlin5 reviews David Clay Large Basic Books, 2001 An excelent study on a fascinating city. + A great history of a great city + ....Berlin said best.... + Fantastic!             The Longest Winter: The Battle of the Bulge and the Epic Story of World War II's Most Decorated Platoon56 reviews Alex Kershaw Da Capo Press, 2004 Must read for WWII buffs + GI Joe's Story + Great book + excellent story of heroism + Another great story of heroism from America's citizen soldiers in WWII Europe             Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich261 reviews William L. Shirer Simon & Schuster, 1990 One of the most readable histories I've read + excellent + Sometimes preventive war is a good idea + On the Ground in Germany during the Birth of the Third Reich + Remains important, after 50 years             The Nazi Dictatorship: Problems and Perspectives of Interpretation7 reviews Ian Kershaw A Hodder Arnold Publication, 2000 Not for casual reading + leave it to the professionals + This is NOT for beginners. + The best in historiagraphy + Kershaw             The Third Reich in Power, 1933-193927 reviews Richard J. Evans Penguin Press HC, The, 2005 The Master of Disaster + A Master Historian Dissecting the Turbulent Third Reich + Waiting for the third book + Longer + Readable and though provoking             Inside Hitler's Germany: A Documentary History of Life in the Third Reich (Modern History)4 reviews Benjamin Sax, Dieter Kuntz Wadsworth Publishing, 1991 One More (Necessary) Book on Hitler and the Third Reich + A great collectoin of documents + Best Book for Study of the Third Reich Just as I was about to conclude that there is little else to be said about Hitler and Nazi Germany, then comes along this book. It is a part of the D.C. Heath's "Sources in Modern History Series." It is both a thoughtful and thought-provoking addition to the huge volume of literature on the Third ...             Bismarck and the German Empire8 reviews Erich Eyck W. W. Norton & Company, 1964 A perceptive view of a formidable man + Bismarck the statesman! + Bismarck & The German Empire + The Master of Europe + Bismarck and the German Empire             Ribbentrop4 reviews Michael Bloch Little, Brown Book Group, 2003 A great biography of an interesting player in World War 2 + Not only interesting ... + Very good study on Ribbentrop + Excellent History of Third Reich Diplomacy             Dreadnought77 reviews Robert K. Massie Ballantine Books, 1992 An epic of immense proportions. + Dreadnaught + Great for WWI Buffs + Educational, entertaining and highly informative.             An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa, 1942-1943, Volume One of the Liberation Trilogy (The Liberation ...154 reviews Rick Atkinson Holt Paperbacks, 2003 US Army and its WWII baptism + Good Read + It's a Page Turner + A terrific book.             Meeting the Fox: The Allied Invasion of Africa, from Operation Torch to Kasserine Pass to Victory in Tunisia7 reviews Orr Kelly Wiley, 2002 Meeting the Fox is a quality read. + Competent and well-written history of WW2 in Tunisia + A good military history + The U.S. Army's Baptism of Fire + An Excellent Summary of the African campaign             Austro-German relations in the Anschluss era1 review Radomir Luza Princeton University Press, 1975 Needs to be rewritten but still good information This book attempts to analyze the relationship between Austria and Germany from the years 1935-1945. The bulk of the book is dedicated to what happened as the Germans exercised more and more control during the war years. It looks at the state of Jews in Austria as well as the economy and military ...             Berlin Embassy3 reviews William Russell Basic Books, 2006 A wonderful read + A hidden gem on the Nazi Regime + Amazing Insight I found an old paperback edition of this book in a used bookstore recently. This was a book that quite simply I couldn't put down. The author vividly captures the pulse of Berlin life circa 1940. We learn about everyday occurances such as what it was like to take the Berlin subway, to eat out in a ...             Like Hidden Fire: The Plot to Bring Down the British Empire15 reviews Peter Hopkirk Kodansha Globe, 1997 The fire that nearly engulfed the world + The German attempt to bring down the British Empire. + Another Hopkirk Treasure + Why they call it World War             Germany And the Axis Powers: From Coalition to Collapse (Modern War Studies)6 reviews R. L. Dinardo University Press of Kansas, 2005 Italy, Romania, Hungary, Finland and Germany - From Coalition to Collapse + The Axis Alliance? + Real military history + Germany And The Axis Powers: From Coalition To Collapse by Richard L. Dinardo + Highly recommended for its profoundly educational and informative content to all World War II historians and students of the era             Assault In Norway: Sabotaging the Nazi Nuclear Program11 reviews Thomas Gallagher The Lyons Press, 2002 Heroics in the highest sense of the word! + Great book + An incredible story and our incredible debt + A remarkable book. + The best story out there.             Berlin5 reviews David Clay Large Basic Books, 2001 An excelent study on a fascinating city. + A great history of a great city + ....Berlin said best.... + Fantastic!             Inside Hitler's Germany: A Documentary History of Life in the Third Reich (Modern History)4 reviews Benjamin Sax, Dieter Kuntz Wadsworth Publishing, 1991 One More (Necessary) Book on Hitler and the Third Reich + A great collectoin of documents + Best Book for Study of the Third Reich Just as I was about to conclude that there is little else to be said about Hitler and Nazi Germany, then comes along this book. It is a part of the D.C. Heath's "Sources in Modern History Series." It is both a thoughtful and thought-provoking addition to the huge volume of literature on the Third ...             Ribbentrop4 reviews Michael Bloch Little, Brown Book Group, 2003 A great biography of an interesting player in World War 2 + Not only interesting ... + Very good study on Ribbentrop + Excellent History of Third Reich Diplomacy             Bismarck and the German Empire8 reviews Erich Eyck W. W. Norton & Company, 1964 A perceptive view of a formidable man + Bismarck the statesman! + Bismarck & The German Empire + The Master of Europe + Bismarck and the German Empire