“Michael” by Dr. Joseph Goebbels is a rare and controversial early work, offering a personal and ideological glimpse into the emotional mindset of a man who would later become Nazi Germany’s chief propagandist. First published in 1929, this semi-autobiographical novel reveals the inner life, spiritual struggle, and nationalistic vision of its author. For researchers, historians, and students of propaganda and political psychology, this edition serves as a critical document of interwar radical thought.

An important historical source for scholars of 20th-century ideologies.
Now available in a limited archival edition.