Daily lIfe in Hitler's Germany

By Dr. Matthew Seligmann and Dr. John Davison
(234 Pages)Publisher: St Martin's Press, 2003

Daily Life in Hitler's Germany tells the story of what it was like to actually live under the Nazi regime in the 1930s and during the war years of the early 1940s. The wide range of topics examined in the book include the Nazi indoctrination of children through such organizations as the Hitler Youth, the subversion of the arts to serve national Socialist ideology, the Nazi obsession with sport as a means of creating a super-fit Aryan race, the role of women in Germany in the 1930s, and the fate of those individuals and races who had no place in the thousand year reich. In addition, Daily Life in Hitler's Germany looks closely at the Nazi "economic miracle" of the 1930s to explain how unemployment in Germany had virtually disappeared by 1939.

Written by experts on 20th century and German history, the book gets under the skin of the Third Reich to bring the most chilling era in Germany's past to life. Daily Life in Hitler's Germany examines fully how Hitler influenced the everyday lives of millions of ordinary Germans.

Illustrated with hundreds of photographs.

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