Interpreting Hitler (Works by Hafner)

Everything about Hitler still attracts the attention of the world, and the rights and wrongs about him still need to be interpreted: How did he jump from an unknown and decadent artist to a "talented" politician? What achievements did he create in Germany after he came to power that made Germans crazy? Was his diplomatic success inevitable or accidental? What is wrong with his ultra-nationalist and anti-Semitic political thinking? How did his political decisions run counter to his political goals? Are Hitler's war crimes charges at the Nuremberg Trials his true crime? Is he the supreme "Führer" or a traitor in the eyes of the Germans? "Interpreting Hitler" is a masterpiece in the field of historical prose. Its greatest feature is that it breaks through the limitations of chronology and provides an objective and in-depth analysis of Hitler from the aspects of career, achievements, successes, mistakes, missteps, crimes, betrayals, etc., Allowing people to more clearly see the nature of Hitler's betrayal of Germany and anti-humanity.