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Joseph Goebbels: Life and Death Pasta blanda – Illustrated, 23 septiembre 2009
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'...a welcome addition to the burgeoning library of 'perpetrator studies'.' - Literary Review
' a detailed and well-written insight into the man at the heart of the Nazi propaganda machine .In his examination of Goebbels, Toby Thacker has produced a valuable addition to the printed history of the 1930s and 1940s.' - Britain at War Magazine
'Thacker's reassessment is convincing and welcome. Crucially, his new biography is the first to be written since the entire set of Goebbels' diaries has been published. He writes well, and offers the reader a number of important new contentions and insights.' -BBC History Magazine
'Judicious, insightful and the first biography based on the entire available diary record. This book is a must for anybody interested in Hitler's Germany and the origins of the Holocaust'.
- Brendan Simms, Peterhouse, Cambridge University, UK
'[Thacker's] biography really is the first step towards a reassessment of the role and significance of Joseph Goebbels in National Socialism.' - Daniel Muhlenfeld, Bulletin, German Historical Institute London.
"...the author seeks to dispel at least some of the myths and legends surrounding Goebbels, which he discussed and considered at the beggining as a sort of stock-taking of the image of Goebbels still prevalant today." German Historical Institute London
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- ISBN-100230278663
- ISBN-13978-0230278660
- Edición2009
- EditorialPalgrave MacMillan
- Fecha de publicación23 septiembre 2009
- IdiomaInglés
- Dimensiones15.49 x 2.44 x 23.5 cm
- Número de páginas407 páginas
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- Editorial : Palgrave MacMillan; Edición 2009 (23 septiembre 2009)
- Idioma : Inglés
- Pasta blanda : 407 páginas
- ISBN-10 : 0230278663
- ISBN-13 : 978-0230278660
- Dimensiones : 15.49 x 2.44 x 23.5 cm
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Goebbels comes across as intelligent, surprisingly humourous, very fanatical in his beliefs and ruthless in his determination to see those beliefs given form. Contrary to most histories of this period, this book does not portray Goebbels as a shallow, Machiavellian opportunist but rather as a talented propagandist with firm beliefs.
Goebbels was born in a small town near the Ruhr industrial area of Germany. Thacker's book moves fairly quickly as we see Goebbels attend university, try to fit into a middle class society which he despised, become more and more involved in extremist politics and eventually rise to a leadership role in the Nazi Party. His interest in reading and writing are highlighted (including his love of Dostoyevsky) and his relationships with women (including a half-Jewish girlfriend, one wonders what eventually happened to her under Nazi rule) and, of course, his veneration of Hitler. Goebbels' often antagonistic relationships with other Nazis especially the Strasser brothers and Alfred Rosenberg are given special attention as are his attitudes towards the Jews, bourgeois society and Christianity.
This is a solid, well-researched, well-annotated and very readable biography of a man that the author refers to as "the most notorious demagogue of the twentieth century". It contains an extensive bibliography of primary and secondary sources and is fully indexed. I believe that this will be the standard to be matched for any further biographies of Joseph Goebbels, a man who was not as simple as he is often portrayed. Cruel, conniving, often fanatical, yes. Simple, no.
Sections dealing with Goebbels' early career in the party and his early political viewpoints make for fascinating reading. Goebbels' desire to see land and property reallocated from Germany's Junker to its workers illustrated his early socialist inclinations, and brought him toe to toe with Hitler who needed backing from Germany's elites. Particularly interesting is Thacker's exploration of this early period of tension between Goebbels and Hitler, a time in which Goebbels may even have moved to expel Hitler from the party. Equally fascinating is Goebbels' Machiavellian scheming during World War II. His infamous "Total War" speech of 1943, Thacker notes, was as much a political power play as it was a call to arms for the German populace in the wake of the Stalingrad disaster. Goebbels' antisemitism, attacks upon the churches, and radical war agenda are all brilliantly examined.
For anyone interested in this fascinating figure, who did so much to further Hitler's destructive policies, I highly recommend Thacker's biography.