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The Hitler biography that started a war - Telegraph

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AN Wilson, the historian and broadcaster, is engaged in a public feud with a Third Reich expert who accused him of “repellent arrogance” for...

Professor Richard Evans > Professor Richard Evans > WW2History.com

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Professor Richard Evans. Over five years – between and – he produced an acclaimed series of books on the history of the Third Reich. To read the ...

Wikipedia: Richard John Evans

Sir Richard John Evans, FBA, FRSL, FRHistS (born 29 September 1947) is a British academic and historian, best known for his research on the history of Germany in the 19th and 20th centuries and particularly on the Third Reich. He is currently Regius Professor of Modern History at the University of Cambridge.

Evans, Richard J.: Coming of the Third Reich (ebook/EPUB)

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Evans, Richard J.: Third Reich at War (ebook/EPUB)

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Evans, Richard J.: Third Reich in Power, (ebook/EPUB)

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Richard J. Evans (Author of The Coming of the Third Reich)

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About Richard J. Evans: He was born in London, of Welsh parentage, and is now Regius Professor of Modern History at the University of Cambridge and a fel...

BlinkX Video: The Fall of the Third Reich Operation Bagration

From July 1943, the Red Army gained the upper hand and pushed the Nazi army relentlessly and mercilessly back as the allies were pushing in from Normandy. Professor Richard EvansYouTube

A Sort of Reading List (with thanks to HM)

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The Third Reich in Power, Richard Evans

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This is the second book of Richard J. Evans seminal trilogy on the Third Reich. It examines politics, society and culture in Germany during the high days of the Third Reich, from Hitlers accession to power in to the outbreak of the Second World War.IWhat kept the Nazis in power for so long? To begin with, ...