The War Path: Hitler's Germany 1933–1939 — Audiobook

Germany's path to war — reconstructed from the documentary record

The War Path: Hitler's Germany 1933–1939 traces the six years from Hitler's appointment as chancellor to the outbreak of the Second World War.

David Irving built the account from captured German records, ministerial diaries, diplomatic papers and private correspondence. It examines rearmament, the Rhineland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, relations with Poland and the decisions that brought Europe to war.

This complete narrative listening edition has been prepared from the current Irving Books text and mastered for sustained audiobook listening.

What this digital edition includes

• Approximately 13 hours 1 minute of narration
• 18 indexed sections: Author's Foreword, Prologue and 16 chapters including the Epilogue
• DRM-free M4B audiobook with chapter markers and embedded 3000 × 3000 cover
• 18 individually tagged MP3 sections with embedded square artwork
• Complimentary DRM-free EPUB and PDF eBook editions for reading, searching and following along

Maps, photographic plates, source notes, bibliographic citations, index material and edition boilerplate are not narrated. Substantive author footnotes are integrated at their original call points.

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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