'Hitler Myth: Image and Reality in the Third Reich Ian Kershaw
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Peter King: Prosecute NSA Leaker to Fullest Extent. Today I'll be reviewing a book that has already been out for some years, but I still think deserves more attention. In the wake of fascism's dreadful legacy, to continue disseminating its myths in the name of profit is a moral renunciation, the same willing surrender to power—this time to that of the dollar—which allowed Hitler to rise to power in the first place. Is Obama Administration Involved In IRS Cover-Up? End of America's Middle Class a Startling Reality. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1987. Of course, putting sodium fluoride in drinking water is a bad idea, but why blame Hitler? Know Five Cancer Causes to Remain Cancer-Free. See Ian Kershaw, The Hitler Myth: Image of Reality in the Third Reich (New York: Oxford University Press, 1987). The 'Hitler Myth': Image and Reality in the Third Reich . It's an argument often waged on the battleground of cinema, with Hitler posited as the greatest filmmaker of all time, and Syberberg actively deconstructing the “movie” that was the Third Reich, that massive production that . The fluoridation myth is just one more classic example of this. The Hitler Myth, Image and Reality in the Third Reich. Oddly enough, I found an excellent one sentence summation of the thesis of this book in the next book I picked up, H.