They Thought They Were Free (1955)(press.uchicago.edu)
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University of Chicago Press excerpt from Milton Mayer's 1955 book They Thought They Were Free, on how ordinary Germans gradually accepted Nazi rule.
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They Thought They Were Free (1955)(press.uchicago.edu)
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University of Chicago Press excerpt from Milton Mayer's 1955 book They Thought They Were Free, on how ordinary Germans gradually accepted Nazi rule.
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