In college I learned that Josef Goebbels had written not only a novel, but a critical study of Dostoevsky. Reading about the Nazi hierarchy at a later time I learned that he had, as a young man, almost joined the Communist Party in Berlin, it being a decision between them and the Berlin National Socialists--much more workerist than the Munich branch that Hitler dominated at the time. He was neither an unintelligent nor an undereducated person. As such, excepting Finance Minister Schacht, he was In college I learned that Josef Goebbels had written not only a novel, but a critical study of Dostoevsky. Reading about the Nazi hierarchy at a later time I learned that he had, as a young man, almost joined the Communist Party in Berlin, it being a decision between them and the Berlin National Socialists--much more workerist than the Munich branch that Hitler dominated at the time. He was neither an unintelligent nor an undereducated person.

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As such, excepting Finance Minister Schacht, he was exceptional in a movement which counted few intellectuals in its ranks. How did an intellectual come to accept the racism of Nazism? This question intrigues me. Some of it likely has to do with being brought up to think of your highest identity as being with your nation, or, as the Germans liked to put it, 'folk'. Some of it likely has to do with the general acceptance of race 'sciences' of the day. But these two factors taken together aren't sufficient for me to ken a person like Goebbels.

Interesting look into the last month or so of the Third Reich. The military situation reports are extremely dull and hard to get through but I suppose they could be entertaining to someone that focuses on military history. The sections after the military situation reports are fascinating because it shows Goebbels trying to deal with/comprehend/explain away Germany's imminent defeat. He seems to relish in blaming Goering and the Luftwaffe for most of Germany's problems and brings this to Hitler's Interesting look into the last month or so of the Third Reich. The military situation reports are extremely dull and hard to get through but I suppose they could be entertaining to someone that focuses on military history. The sections after the military situation reports are fascinating because it shows Goebbels trying to deal with/comprehend/explain away Germany's imminent defeat.

He seems to relish in blaming Goering and the Luftwaffe for most of Germany's problems and brings this to Hitler's attention quite often throughout March of 1945. The inner bickering among the top brass of the Third Reich along with the devastating effect of the Anglo-American bombing campaign make for compelling reading. The most intriguing part to me is when Goebbels is going on and on about the rift between the Allied powers (namely Britain and the US versus the Soviet Union) and how Germany could use this to its advantage. Ducar 125cc Manual. Goebbels is basically outlining the Cold War before World War II is even over. He interprets Stalin's political moves and consequently analyzes the Anglo-American responses.