I just finished my second read of The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. It's quite engaging, and also quite helpful to juxtapose against current political events, both to identify the similarities (media control) and divergences.
Rereading the Lies of Locke Lamure. If only the sequel were half as good as it...
Reading the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich as well. For me it is kind of a struggle to read, but at the same time very interesting because he goes into great depths about basically everything.
It's a shame the author seems to have quite a pronounced (and historically irrelevant) distaste for homosexuality.
> I just finished my second read of The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
Heil Schicklgruber!
(For those unaware, in The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, Shirer notes that the Grandfather of the mustachioed one had the surname 'Schicklgruber'. Shirer suggests that history may have turned out somewhat differnetly if he hadn't changed it).
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Rereading the Lies of Locke Lamure. If only the sequel were half as good as it...
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It's a shame the author seems to have quite a pronounced (and historically irrelevant) distaste for homosexuality.
GJim · · focus · HN ↗
Heil Schicklgruber!
(For those unaware, in The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, Shirer notes that the Grandfather of the mustachioed one had the surname 'Schicklgruber'. Shirer suggests that history may have turned out somewhat differnetly if he hadn't changed it).