Hitler's Triumphs

Finally someone has enough courage, nerve and daring to give us a positive account of the Fuhrer from his early days when he first realized his dream of rebuilding Germany and creating the National Socialist movement through the winter of 1941 when German troops stood poised at the gates of Moscow, after forcing communism out of mainland Europe.
Hitler's Triumphs takes a close look at his political, personal, social and military victories that have been either long ignored or grossly twisted out of context by those who care more about promoting their own bias and negative agendas than about recording a version of history in a more positive light.
Under Part I concerning political triumps, Hitler's role in the Great War is explored. What he faces, when he returns to Munich at the end of the war to a violent communist revolution. The role of the Versailles Diktat and how it affected all of Germany and the basis for World War II. We learn how from a group of seven men, Hitler expands the German Worker's Party into the National Socialist Deutche Arbeiter's Party (NSDAP) of millions of members.
His road to the chancellorship is covered in detail. His interaction with the folk, his political enemies and especially the violence of the communists who do their best to destroy Hitler and his growing political party.
There are the challenges he faced as a chancellor, the Flower Wars, Munich Accords and Operation Magic Fire in Spain. Chapter 12 covers the many assassination attempts against Hitler.
Part II-Personal Triumphs covers the habits of the man in comparison to FDR and Churchill, his life from Adi to Adolf, his goal of placing the German people first and lastly from rags to riches.
Part III Social Triumps includes the price of a loaf of bread, working for the Fatherland, building the roads to recovery, the S.A. (the good and the bad), Hitler Youth, rebuilding of Germany, Strength through Joy Program, the People's Car (Volkswagen), Reich Party Days, the Hindenburg, Olympics (summer & winter), national, state and local governments, German women, Education, the justice system and NSDAP films and their significance.
Part IV Military Triumphs starts with the Polish campaign to include Blood Sunday in Bromberg, the Norway Campaign, the Western Front in May 1940 and the surrender of France, Germany's Allies, the battle for the island of Crete, the preemptive invasion of the Soviet Union which saved most of Western Europe from communist domination, the time between 1 Sep 1939 to 11 Dec 1941 and how FDR tried on several occasions using acts of war against Germany to entice her to declare war against America, the battles above and below the waves-from battleships to U-boats, the NSDAP military academies and the last chapter devoted to the Waffen-SS and its role in the Third Reich.
One thing is almost certain, even though many of you have have been programmed since birth to believe that the former Chancellor was the most hated and evil man in history, chances are that once you finish reading Hitler's Triumphs, you should see the 21st German Chancellor in a different light than before and perhaps realze that some people in the past and present with full intention to distort have had everything to gain by having you believe their specific hatreds and bias's without question.