99 populäre Irrtümer über den Zweiten Weltkrieg - Buch

If one looks at the events around the Second World War without preconceived notions and using all sources, one encounters a myriad of errors, misinterpretations, falsifications and errors in established representations. The 99 most important of these are exemplified in this book. Among them: "After taking office in 1933, Hitler immediately had massive armaments", "The attack by the air forces of the 'Condor Legion' on the Spanish city of Guernica was a terrorist attack", "On September 1, 1939, the German Wehrmacht attacked the peaceful, unsuspecting and Poles not prepared for war ”,“ Germany started the air war against civilians ”,“ Hitler had a 'step-by-step plan' to achieve world domination ”,“ The Nazis wanted to conquer America ”,“ Dr. Joseph Goebbels wanted an orgy of war and murder - the 'total war' ”,“ Hitler's stubbornness led to defeats in Moscow and in Stalingrad ”,“ On May 8, 1945, the Germans were liberated ”. The author refutes the widespread misconceptions 99 times, which of course are nothing more than propaganda of enemies and victors, with reference to well-known and less well-known research papers point by point. The result is a reference work for everyone that provides factual arguments for the historical-political debate. Children and young people who are exposed to one-sided school lessons can also be given it at a profit as a house book for explaining history.
384 p., Many b / w. Fig., Born in large format.