The Secret Lives of the Nazis: How Hitler’s evil henchmen plundered Europe
Jun 2017 · Arcturus Publishing
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While demanding that the German people made sacrifices for a war which few in Hitler's inner circle believed they could win, Nazi leaders were leading lives of incredible debauchery, privilege, and power. It was theft and murder on the grandest scale.
Ex-poultry farmer Heinrich Himmler used his influence as head of the SS and Gestapo to strip the assets of millions of victims. Joseph Goebbels, the 'poison dwarf' and Hitler's cynical spin doctor, exploited his position as Propaganda Minister to bed a succession of movie starlets. Meanwhile, on Goering's orders, thousands of trains packed with looted treasure were transported back to Germany from France alone.
Had the German people known the truth about the men they entrusted with their future, history might have taken a very different turn.
The Secret Lives of the Nazis reveals the terrible truth behind the pernicious propaganda peddled by the Nazis and the murderous private feuds that went on behind closed doors as members of the Nazi leadership schemed and plotted to eliminate their political rivals, while accumulating incredible personal wealth and priceless possessions.
Ex-poultry farmer Heinrich Himmler used his influence as head of the SS and Gestapo to strip the assets of millions of victims. Joseph Goebbels, the 'poison dwarf' and Hitler's cynical spin doctor, exploited his position as Propaganda Minister to bed a succession of movie starlets. Meanwhile, on Goering's orders, thousands of trains packed with looted treasure were transported back to Germany from France alone.
Had the German people known the truth about the men they entrusted with their future, history might have taken a very different turn.
The Secret Lives of the Nazis reveals the terrible truth behind the pernicious propaganda peddled by the Nazis and the murderous private feuds that went on behind closed doors as members of the Nazi leadership schemed and plotted to eliminate their political rivals, while accumulating incredible personal wealth and priceless possessions.
While demanding that the German people made sacrifices for a war which few in Hitler's inner circle believed they could win, Nazi leaders were leading lives of incredible debauchery, privilege, and power. It was theft and murder on the grandest scale.
Ex-poultry farmer Heinrich Himmler used his ...
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nelson garcia
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May 22, 2021
es un buen libro puesto que como su nombre lo indica revela algunos detalles perdidos e incluso que fueron catalogados como irrelevantes , simplemente, me parecen interesantes , definitivamente lo recomiendo.
About the author
Paul Roland is the author of more than thirty books, including Hauntings, Nazis and the Occult, Nazi Women, Investigating the Unexplained, In the Minds of Murderers, The Complete Book of Ghosts, and The Crimes of Jack the Ripper. He is a freelance feature writer and reviewer for many UK publications and a regular contributor to the Mail on Sunday, Kerrang!, and Total Film.
Paul Roland is the author of more than thirty books, including Hauntings, Nazis and the Occult, Nazi Women, Investigating the Unexplained, In the Minds of Murderers, The Complete Book of Ghosts, and The Crimes of Jack the Ripper. He is a freelance feature writer and reviewer for many UK publicati...
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