This book is so goddamn good. Cannot recommend it highly enough. 
Discussion
What’s your favorite?
Favorite book?
Favorite in this book.
Why’s it so good?
The comprehensive history of pre world war 2 Germany and how the Nazis rose to power. Many parallels to modern day Europe/America unfortunately.
Nice.
Will add to my list.
You may like “hardcore history: blueprint to Armageddon”
History of WWI podcast. Will have to pay for it, but absolutely worth it.
the Car Mode will be of great assistance on the roundabouts
“Just take the Third Reich here”
also „endgame, 1945“ & the „Language of the Third Reich“ have some stunning parallels to state propaganda & subtle coercion used today
https://www.amazon.com/Language-Third-Reich-Lingua-Imperii/dp/0826491308
My friend cleaned out the house of an old German fella who had recently died (in the US) and he snagged me this.
Guy was surely trying hard to understand what happened to his home country 
Oh man that’s awesome
What makes it so good?
It’s just so well documented and articulated. Probably the most comprehensive history that exists about these events.
100% agree. so much shit in there i never heard anywhere else.
Could never get into audio books. I loose focus easily and always miss important parts. Classical reading ftw. Anyway I'll check out the book.
Hace you seen Alex Krainers video about the 1938 Munich agreement?
How England and France played a crucial role in giving up Sudetenland to Hitler.
Favorite part? Most telling or relatable to modern times?
The warring between communists and nationalists in the streets. Tons of street violence in pre-nazi Germany. If the nazis hadn’t taken control the communists likely would have.
Great read!
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Haha it is not short
If you’re brave enough, follow it up with this beauty.
https://nostrcheck.me/media/public/nostrcheck.me_4847530211830736261692246244.webp
I’ve read some of that but I’m big on the “Rome was fake” train
https://stolenhistory.net/threads/how-fake-is-roman-antiquity-part-1-3-unz-review.5573/