How did the Nazi Party tell the story of its own rise? This SS Main Office account follows the movement through the 1923 putsch, rebuilding, election campaigns and the seizure of power.
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This edition is offered as historical source material for research, study, and private collection. Irving Books does not endorse National Socialism, racial hatred, antisemitism, political violence, or unlawful discrimination. Some material reflects the language and ideology of its period and is presented for historical understanding.
Historical Material Policy ->The Rise of the NSDAP presents the movement’s history as it was taught by the SS Main Office. Beginning with its interpretation of imperial Germany and the aftermath of the First World War, it follows the party’s development through failed revolt, prohibition, rebuilding and the struggle for state power. The narrative is an account of how the movement wanted its past remembered, shaped by its propaganda and antisemitic worldview.
Antelope Hill Publishing hardcover. The English translation is by Coellnbruder and Rollo of Gaunt. The publisher’s note explains the treatment of the original typography and states that the German text supplied no citations for its quotations.
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