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- Man or beast: why is a pack of bronze wolves terrorising Berlin?
- The Wolf's Lair: Inside Hitler's Germany by Roger Moorhouse
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But there are still What happened inside the infamous 'Wolf's Lair', one of Hitler's headquarters? But there are still many stories to be uncovered, and new angles on the conflict to be explored. In one essay Moorhouse wrestles with the question of how much Berliners knew about the ongoing Holocaust. Kindle Edition , 63 pages. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.
To ask other readers questions about The Wolf's Lair , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Dec 17, Susan rated it liked it. It was kind of like a village, although some of the buildings had grass and landscaping on the roofs to camouflage them from planes. If it had ever been constructed, it would have been massive and over-the-top, as you might expect from the leader of the Third Reich. Congress Hall was actually built in Nuremberg, and was modeled on the Roman Colosseum.
Short, stand-alone reads on the Hitler era which would be nice to read when you have 5- or minutes here and there. Jan 05, David Lowther rated it really liked it.
Man or beast: why is a pack of bronze wolves terrorising Berlin?
The Wolf's Lair is a small collection of short essays about such interesting topics as Hitler's plans to build Germania, the Wannsee Conference, a re-appraisal but not a character assassination of Claus von Stauffenberg, the S Bahn Murderer, the Wolf's Lair and so on. Each essay either introduces the reader to a familiar theme dealt with by Moorhouse in an original way or else something which readers might not have previously heard.
All share one thing; they're brilliantly written and utterly fascinating David Lowther. Author of The Blue Pencil theblue. Feb 16, Anglotopia rated it really liked it.
The Wolf's Lair: Inside Hitler's Germany by Roger Moorhouse
This is an interesting book that looks at a few specific issues related to Nazi Germany. I was particularly fascinated by the chapter about the SS Bahn Serial Killer - the idea of a serial killer at loose in wartime Nazi Berlin is just so interesting. The book is a short and easy read. It's basically a collection of articles the author wrote for several magazines. My only wish is that it had been longer - would love to see more articles on subjects like this during the Nazi era.
Going over many of the aspects of Nazi Germany I have already known. But some of it on more depth. Definitely more info than what has been learned in a typical American HS history studies.
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Nov 13, Chrissy rated it really liked it. This book is a series of articles written by the author and published in various magazines. They were on different topics about the Nazi regime. I found the article about a serial killer in Berlin during the war the most interesting. I just wish it had been a little longer.
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Sep 15, Jeff rated it really liked it. I would have liked this book to be much longer not normal for a historiography. Jul 25, Mark Malcampo rated it liked it. This was a fun, insightful quick read. Looks at the Nazi regime with a different lens. Sep 19, Jodi rated it really liked it. Very interesting and full of historical truths.
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Thoughtful essays on various aspects of Nazi Germany with some incisive analysis on issues we thought we already knew. Jun 20, Eric Dear rated it liked it Shelves: The wolves have already been on display in Dresden — home to anti-Islam group Pegida — and Potsdam — a city bordering the German capital. There are eight different designs among the pack of wolves. Another, clutching a gun, represents the xenophobic murders committed by the neo-Nazi group National Socialist Underground during the early s.
Currently the subject of a new Netflix series , the NSU were responsible for the racially motivated killings of 10 people — eight of Turkish descent, one of Greek descent and one German police officer. Encouraging Berliners to have this conversation can be difficult, she says. Order by newest oldest recommendations. Show 25 25 50 All. Threads collapsed expanded unthreaded.
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