Germany's Revolution of Destruction

The book delves into the complex and often misunderstood nature of the revolutionary changes in Germany during the Third Reich. It explores the psychological and moral underpinnings of the regime, emphasizing that the roots of these developments extend beyond economic factors or the aftermath of World War I. The author, who initially joined the movement out of conviction, seeks to reveal the destructive processes at play, providing insights into Hitler's political aims and the implications for both Germans and the world. The analysis remains relevant, as it accurately predicted key events leading up to World War II.