Berlin, 1926–1927: Joseph Goebbels recounts his first year leading the city’s Nazi Party organisation, from street confrontations and party bans to the launch of Der Angriff.
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Historical Material Policy ->Battle for Berlin is Joseph Goebbels’s partisan account of his first year as leader of the Berlin NSDAP, covering 1926–1927. He describes organising the movement in the capital, confronting political opponents and turning conflict into propaganda. In his introduction, Goebbels explicitly presents himself as an interested participant rather than a detached historian.
Antelope Hill Publishing paperback, translated by Germain Muller from the 1938 German edition. Includes a foreword by Thomas Dalton and the translator’s preface and annotations.
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