Where was the power center of the Third Reich located? Who planned the murder of the Jews, and who dared to resist Hitler's regime? How did the German citizens benefit from war and barbarism? This compact and clearly written introduction answers these and numerous other questions, providing not only a competent overview but also deep insights into new research findings and current debates on National Socialism.

It is recommended for anyone who wants to delve deeper into the topic, as well as for those who wish to update their knowledge. Despite the very complex approaches, a clearly defined picture of Nazi history ultimately emerges, which can be further sharpened thanks to the well-chosen reading recommendations. Thus, it is not wrong to refer to the Süss edition à la Sabrow as a workshop guide. It provides the tools to work with from now on, and that is why it is needed. Competent and dedicated contributions make for a good choice.

The editors and authors are among the best minds of the younger generation of historians. With a detailed bibliography and further literature. Perfectly suited for school, seminar papers, and studies. Features: 18 black-and-white illustrations.