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The historical record of Adolf Hitler's leadership and its consequences, including the Holocaust and World War II.
The immediate Nazi reprisals after the May–June 1942 assassination of Reinhard Heydrich are widely reported as having been ordered at the highest levels of the Nazi regime—most sources say Adolf Hitle...
Early Nazi propaganda translated the Führerprinzip—the doctrine that authority flows from a single, unquestionable leader—into a mass cult of personality by combining modern media, staged public spect...
Contemporary archival orders that precipitated mass reprisals after Reinhard Heydrich’s assassination are referenced in leading institutions’ accounts: Hitler’s directive on 9 June 1942 to carry out r...
A cluster of Nazi-era primary documents — most notably the Wannsee Conference minutes and related RSHA/SS directives, internal speeches by Heinrich Himmler and other senior officials, administrative t...
The Twenty‑Five Point Program of 1920 was a short, public party manifesto launched at a Munich mass meeting to give the nascent movement a simple, action‑oriented platform, while Mein Kampf — written ...