The Nazi Party: A Social Profile of Members and Leaders, 1919-1945

by Michael H. Kater

the author see the nazis as revolutionary levelers; they wished to create a true volksgeneinschaft, a society without class distinctions. they failed to achieve their goal

Genres: History, Nazi Party, Holocaust

415 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1983

Reviews

[Vik]

Dull! It is hard to imagine a more terrible execution of otherwise a fascinating idea. Next time, if I come across writing by Mr Kater I will simply ignore.

[Barry Hughes]

Heavy going. More of an Academic book but can't fault it for detail.

[Hermano]

Great book. I was a student of Professor Kater and he really knows his material.

[John]

Interesting.

Not what I expected. The book seems like it was towards more of an educational stance than of a book telling a story.