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This book explores the many fascinating and pertinent aspects of Goebbels' character and remains a compelling and authoritative biography of the man whose manipulative genius steered the German nation to ruin.

Produktbeschreibung
This book explores the many fascinating and pertinent aspects of Goebbels' character and remains a compelling and authoritative biography of the man whose manipulative genius steered the German nation to ruin.
Autorenporträt
Curt Riess, (1903-1993), was a Jewish refugee who fled from Nazi Germany for the USA in 1936. He was a notable journalist and author and returned as an American war correspondent to record the demise of Hitler's Third Reich. Comfortable in English and German, he became a prolific trans-Atlantic author in both languages, producing a stream of newspaper and magazine articles, novels, biographies, screenplays and plays. A former Berlin journalist, Curt Riess drew attention in the United States in the 1930's and during World War II with his books and widely syndicated reporting about Hitler's Germany. His book The Nazis Go Underground (also to be published by Fonthill) described German espionage and what designs Hitler's associates might have for overseas after a defeat.