Hitler's Beneficiaries
Henry Holt (2008)
German historian Götz Aly asks how the Nazi regime kept the support of ordinary Germans for so long, and answers through the economics of the Third Reich. Drawing on financial records and state archives, he shows how the plunder of Jews and of occupied countries funded tax breaks, welfare benefits and a rising standard of living at home, making millions of Germans material partners in the regime. A widely debated work that shifts the focus from ideology to everyday self-interest.
קהל יעד:
Readers of Holocaust and Third Reich history, and anyone interested in the economic side of the Nazi regime
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מילה אישית מהקן:
Originally published in Germany in 2005, where it sparked a heated public debate. Aly is one of the leading German historians of the Holocaust, and this is probably his most discussed book.