Goebbels: Mastermind of the Third Reich — Audiobook

Inside the machinery of propaganda and power

Drawing on 80,000 pages of Joseph Goebbels's diaries and six years of archival research, David Irving follows Hitler's propaganda minister from his early political ascent through the collapse of the Third Reich.

The narrative examines Goebbels's private writings, his relationship with Hitler, the organisation of National Socialist propaganda, the persecution of Germany's Jews, the conduct of total war, and the final days in Berlin. It is presented as an archival biography and a study of destructive political power.

This long-form listening edition has been produced from the current Irving Books text, with print-only page and illustration directions adapted or removed for audio.

What this edition includes

• Approximately 26 hours 19 minutes of narration
• 64 indexed tracks for easy navigation
• DRM-free M4B audiobook with chapter markers and embedded square cover
• DRM-free MP3 chapter files for broad device compatibility
• The narrative appendix on Else Janke, Victor Arlosorov and Richard Friedländer

Scholarly endnotes, abbreviations, index-style material and promotional matter are not narrated.

Narration disclosure

This production uses an AI-generated synthetic version of David Irving's voice, produced with the author estate's authorisation. It is not an original archival recording by David Irving.

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