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Diario De 1945 Joseph Goebbels Pdf

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  1. Magda Goebbels
  2. Heinrich Himmler
  3. Hermann Goering

Goebbels anota el 28 de febrero de 1945. La verdad que si el diario es verdadero. Bi publisher template builder installation error.

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Dr. Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's Minister of Propaganda kept a diary throughout his time as a member of the Nazi Party and this covers the period of the last weeks of WW2 from February-April, 1945. Edited, Introduced and annotated by Professor Hugh Trevor-Roper, this is a remarkable account from within of the crumbling of the Nazi empire by its arch-apologist.
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Published March 26th 2008 by Pen & Sword Books (first published January 1st 1977)
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Tagebücher 1945
184415646X (ISBN13: 9781844156467)
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Berlin,1945(Germany)

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Feb 04, 2010Erik Graff rated it really liked it · review of another edition
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In college I learned that Josef Goebbels had written not only a novel, but a critical study of Dostoevsky. Reading about the Nazi hierarchy at a later time I learned that he had, as a young man, almost joined the Communist Party in Berlin, it being a decision between them and the Berlin National Socialists--much more workerist than the Munich branch that Hitler dominated at the time. He was neither an unintelligent nor an undereducated person. As such, excepting Finance Minister Schacht, he was..more
Aug 28, 2008Themistocles rated it it was amazing
A unique view into Goebbels' soul. It's inevitable that what he was writing was put on paper with a view to future readers, and therefore it's accordingly shaped, but still there's so much to be gleaned.. A must-read for all interested in the history of the third Reich.
May 10, 2015Daley Porter rated it liked it · review of another edition
Interesting look into the last month or so of the Third Reich. The military situation reports are extremely dull and hard to get through but I suppose they could be entertaining to someone that focuses on military history.
The sections after the military situation reports are fascinating because it shows Goebbels trying to deal with/comprehend/explain away Germany's imminent defeat. He seems to relish in blaming Goering and the Luftwaffe for most of Germany's problems and brings this to Hitler's..more
Could stretch to 2.5 stars.
Probably the least informative of the three volumes published from the Goebbels wartime diaries -- mostly because he pretty much was a prisoner in Berlin and its immediate vicinity. I found the military updates less-than-accessible because they were very detailed . . . it was like looking at an elephant through a microscope . . . and often the words did not match up with the nearby maps in the book -- and the maps were very hard to read, too . . . small print and too m..more
Honestly this book, to start off, was a great read for me. This is because this book explained mainly the things happening around the Reich from the start of March to the final final days of 1945, ending at April 18th, where Joseph Goebbels writes notes to one of his surviving sons which tells him to 'survive for Germany'.
Unfortunately, Joseph Goebbels is no longer alive since he committed suicide on May 1st, 1945. The war in Europe had ended on May 7th, 1945. However this book is continued wit..more
It's hard to give a 'rating' to a book by an evil person, and about evil. It's in a piece with The Men Who Lost America: British Leadership, the American Revolution, and the Fate of the Empire
by Andrew O'Shaughnessy, about the much less evil, and eventual American allies, the British. But Goebbels is unapologetic to the end. He talks about Britain, the U.S. and the USSR are destroying everything worthwhile in Germany and for that matter the world. He takes no responsibility for Germany's stirrin..more
Jan 10, 2019Patricia Roberts-Miller rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Awful and fascinating. By the time these entries start, the war is lost. Massively destructive bombing raids on German cities are a nightly event, the Battle of the Bulge has failed, they're steadily losing territory in every direction, and Goebbels is engaged in denial, scapegoating, projection, and wishful thinking to an extraordinary degree. It's like a bad car crash you can't stop from looking at, but it's mildly nauseating.
Wow that was difficult to read.
Jul 03, 2012Matimate rated it liked it
I got it long time ago as a gift and I finished it just recently. It was fascinating to read from historical point of view..but hard to swallow considering who wrote them and the presented ideas were scary.
Dec 13, 2010Kafkasfriend rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Shelves: biography, historical, political, military, autobiography
As with all his diaries and the reminiscences of Nazi officials this is a dreary collection of comments that remind us that the Nazis were not special or different just in the place to do the damage.

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Jul 18, 2016Luciano Elementi rated it really liked it
Utterly insane from (overall) reasonable smart individual.
Interesting denials and history interlacing seen from the second to Hitler.
An historical account to ponder upon.
A great compliment to The Last Days of Adolf Hitler, also by Hugh Trevor Roper.
May 05, 2013Miguel Barragán rated it liked it · review of another edition
Dejando de lado la horrorosa introducción, es un libro bastante instructivo del carácter de P.J. Goebbels.
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German politician and Reich Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945. As one of Adolf Hitler's closest associates and most devout followers, he was known for his zealous oratory and anti-Semitism.
He played a hand in the Kristallnacht attack on the German Jews, which historians consider to be the beginning of the Final Solution, leading towards the genocide of the Holocaust.
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