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On the road to the wolf's lair: German resistance to Hitler

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HAMEROW Theodore S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge, Mass., USA: Harvard University Press, 1999Description: 442pISBN:

0674636813 (pbk.):

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Summary: Focuses on the ideas, ideals, motives and aims of the central characters of the German anti-Nazi movement, including high-ranking military officers, upper-level civil servants, and prominant church leaders. Many of these individuals had worked with the Nazi regime for a decade, but then turned against Hitler's dicatorship. Many became involved in the assassination attempt on Hitler. Why?

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Focuses on the ideas, ideals, motives and aims of the central characters of the German anti-Nazi movement, including high-ranking military officers, upper-level civil servants, and prominant church leaders. Many of these individuals had worked with the Nazi regime for a decade, but then turned against Hitler's dicatorship. Many became involved in the assassination attempt on Hitler. Why?

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