Thank you kindly! I’ll be hitting up the nonfiction section of my local bookshops to try and find them.

I’ve always been curious about that period in history.

Thank you for this. That was more informative than years of public school coverage of WWII and the lead up to it.

I knew about the Treaty of Versailles and how harsh it was- or was at least perceived to be- but not about Hitler’s promise to do away with it.

Do you have any preferred authors/books for further reading on the subject? I’m still trying to undo years of poor education from being taught in a conservative school.

I was always told- and always read- in history classes that Hitler was “charismatic and persuasive” and that’s one of the ways he rallied so many people to his cause. Was that an exaggeration or one of those “you had to be there” type things?