World War 2 Nazi intrigue

[bamatude]

Got a few used books about life inside Nazi Germany from the ordinary citizens

 

[BamaNation]

Got a few used books about life inside Nazi Germany from the ordinary citizens

Can you share the titles and if you would recommend any of them?

 

[bamatude]

"In Hitler's Germany" by Bernt Engelmann and "Voices From The Third Reich,...on oral history."
by Steinhoff, Pechel, and Showalter.
Both are excellent if you want to learn about the everyday life in Nazi Germany and how ordinary citizens dealt with that evil regime. Some people explain how they or their friends and family got caught up in it, how their jobs, the newspapers, the political scene, the police, the church, and All were effected by Hitler's henchmen. Good stuff.

 

[Tenntiderman]

I have a book that I refer to when that era comes up. It is : "Inside Hitler's Germany- Life Under the Third Reich"
Written by: Matthew Hughes & Chris Mann
Very well researched and lots of hard to find photos. The reader can understand how a nation like Germany with all the economic struggles of the times might be caught up into guarantees from Nazi leaders. A world tragedy. Not sure why there are 2 books with same titles..but maybe the subtitles are different. If that is the case..sounds like the Bernt Englemann version is certainly an intensive look into life as it was during those days. Certainly a book that should be kept and referred to from time to time.