The Wilhelmstrasse

The WilhelmstrasseThe Wilhelmstrasse: A Study of German Diplomats Under the Nazi Regime by Paul Seabury offers a sobering examination of one of the twentieth centurys most troubling institutional stories: the fate of Germanys venerable Foreign Office under Hitler. Drawing on an unprecedented archival opening after 1945including the captured records of the Auswrtiges Amt and documents from the Nuremberg trialsSeabury reconstructs the careers, choices, and compromises of

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