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Berlin at War: Life and Death in Hitler's Capital, 1939-45 ハードカバー – 2010/8/5

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* Berlin was the nerve-centre of Hitler's Germany. It was the backdrop for the most lavish of Nazi ceremonies, the venue for Albert Speer's grandiose plans to forge a new 'world metropolis', and the scene of the final climactic battle to defeat Nazism. Berlin was the stage upon which the rise and fall of the Third Reich was most visibly played out.

* Yet while our understanding of the Holocaust is well developed, we know little about the wider challenges posed to the German people by living under a dictatorship in wartime, the compromises demanded and the hardships endured. As a result our understanding of everyday life in Nazi Germany is profoundly imbalanced: we know in intimate detail how a minority died under Nazism, but we understand precious little about how the majority lived.

* In this vivid and important study, Roger Moorhouse seeks to portray the German experience of the Second World War, not through an examination of grand politics, but rather from the viewpoint of the capital's streets and homes - a 'Berlin-eye view' that makes use of published and unpublished memoirs, diaries and interviews.

* As well as giving a flavour of everyday life in the German capital, Berlin at War also raises issues about consent and dissent, morality and authority, which go to the heart of the experience of war and dictatorship. Above all, it charts the violent humbling of a once-proud metropolis - the fear, the cruelty, the petty heroism and the individual tragedy.

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The Bodley Head Ltd
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2010/8/5
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16.2 x 4.1 x 24 cm
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0224080717
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978-0224080712
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A well-researched, fluently-written and utterly absorbing account of what life (and, so very often) death was like for ordinary Germans in the capital of Hitler's Reich during the Second World War. The Berliners' capacity for suffering, for sacrifice, for self-delusion, but also astonishingly for love - and even on occasion humour - is superbly evoked by Moorhouse's cornucopia of new information. -- Andrew Roberts, author of The Storm of War

Berlin at War is a well-researched and beautifully composed account, vividly recreating those years of Nazi arrogance, oppression, and corruption, that ended in such terrible destruction and civilian suffering -- Antony Beevor

Roger Moorhouse has marshalled an impressive range of primary sources including newspaper reports, official documents, memoirs, diaries and interviews with the dwindling band of survivors to create a gripping panorama of Berlin at war...Moorhouse's meticulous and painstaking research matched by his narrative verve, wide ranging sympathy and eye for telling detail -- C J Schuler ― Independent

The greatest achievement of Moorhouse's book is that it manages to capture the complexities and contradictions of life in Hitler's Germany, illuminating the experiences of those who were victims, perpetrators or both. In doing so it provides something rare: a popular-history account that will satisfy both general readers and professional historians ― Irish Times

Moorhouse's evocative social history...brings...the sights, sounds, thoughts and feelings of the ordinary Germans who lived here ― Telegraph

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Roger Moorhouse is a historian and author specialising in modern German history. He is the co-author, with Norman Davies, of Microcosm: Portrait of a Central European City, and the author of Killing Hitler: The Third Reich and the Plots Against the Fuhrer and The Devil's Alliance: Hitler's Pact with Stalin.

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出版社 ‏ : ‎ The Bodley Head Ltd (2010/8/5)
発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2010/8/5
言語 ‏ : ‎ 英語
ハードカバー ‏ : ‎ 448ページ
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0224080717
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0224080712
寸法 ‏ : ‎ 16.2 x 4.1 x 24 cm

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Si te gusta la historia y quieres conocer una parte desconocida de como vivian los berlineses antes y durante la guerra, te recomiendo este libro. Super bien explicado y muy interesante

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Gets into the real nitty gritty of what WWII and Nazism meant to the normal people of Berlin. Not just the politicians, but the men, women and children of the street. Which provides a totally different perspective on not just events, but German society and mentality--then and now.

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Roger Moorhouse's new history, "Berlin at War" is a terrific view of Germany's capital city during WW2. Moorhouse covers every phase of life for those who lived in the city - whether by choice because they were residents - or by force, because they were foreign laborers brought into Berlin from the occupied countries to help with the war effort. He obviously interviewed many Berliners about their lives during the war, as well as depending on diaries and official documents of the German government.

Moorhouse examines daily life in the city as the war progressed. From the early air raids by the British to the almost carpet bombing later in the war when much of the city was destroyed, life for Berliners went from relatively easy to a desperate day-by-day existence. Searching for food and other rationed goods was an on-going problem, for everybody. (Except, of course, Nazi officials). The reader sees how acceptance of the idea of "total war" calling for "total effort" on the home front slackened greatly as the war was perceived by Berliners as going the wrong way, after 1942. Moorhouse writes about ordinary Berliners trying to eke out a daily existence despite nights spent in air raid shelters and largely destroyed city infrastructure. And then the Russians came, in early 1945, and destruction to the once great, liberal city was complete.

Moorhouse leaves very little out in his book. Chapters on the Jewish "problem" and ultimate solution are in the book along with chapters on propaganda, criminality by both the state and individuals, and on how the city functioned in the face of destruction. He's an excellent writer, too. For the amateur historian, this book is a delight.

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I purchased this book because I had written memoirs of family members on my wife's side who lived in Berlin throughout the war.

What Roger Moorhouse has done is to give us a vivid and readable account of everyday life in the city at the time, alongside the broader trends.

For me, it was particularly rewarding to be told of the surprisingly low support in general for the Nazi regime in the city's elections. My wife's grandmother, writing from Berlin was ever at odds with it. The account in pages 271ff is particularly helpful in describing the way in which Berliners adapted to a regime which so few of them seem to have supported electorally.

On a more general canvas, this underlines the way in which the Nazi regime, with its SS and secret police was a "state within a state."

For anyone keen to understand this era, Roger Moorhouse has given us a readable and informative book, useful for every serious student.

Ted Baty
(The Reverend Doctor Edward Baty IMM)

PS I bought this Amazon at quite a discount, which made the purchase very worthwhile!

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Moorhouse has written an interesting history that is a unique in the World War 2 history of Germany. Instead of focusing on people or events, he has written about how the war affected the German capital of Berlin, especially from the regular person's point of view. He examines various facets of society, both the Nazi's supporters and those who were victimized by the Nazi's, primarily Jews. His history covers many aspects of life in the city throughout the war years. Reading about rationing, learning how people were terrorized by air raids, learning about ways people of all walks of life survived those years, and even learning a little about the aftermath of the Battle of Berlin which ended the war in Europe -- all helped provide an interesting and thought-provoking insight into what life had to be like then. No matter who was in the capital then, life couldn't have been easy as the war progressed to its grisly climax, something Moorhouse helps us see. There are areas where the book could have been better. German Jews weren't the only victims of the Nazis in Berlin. Accounts including homosexuals, gypsies, communists, and Seventh Day Adventists would have helped round out the experiences faced by victims. I also would have liked to have learned more about the aftermath of the war and how Berliners began to normalize their lives in the post-war months and years. While I liked that Moorhouse chose to focus on this being a popular history for the most part, occasionally he did go too much into the experience of the upper echelons of Nazi leadership, which is well covered in other histories. Finally, I would like to have learned more about how the Nazi loyalists in Berlin faced the end of the war. Moorhouse tells us the view of those who were disaffected or against the Nazis, but how did those people view the inevitable end in those last horrifying months? We don't really learn about them and their perspective which had to be quite different from those who celebrated the advance of the Allies on the city. Still. This book is a noble and worthwhile attempt to cover this important aspect of life in a city that in the space of 12 years went from one of the most glorious in Europe to one that was a rubble-strewn heap of despair and misery. Understandably, this could not have been an easy topic to cover, so Moorhouse has done well in shedding light on this valuable aspect of German war history during World War 2.

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