William L. Shirer: History of the Third Empire

First known and representative history of Nazi Germany. In the first year of its publication, more than one million copies of both original and distribution plates were sold, and 12 million readers were read on the addition of a plaque to the magazine. By the end of the 20th century, over 10 million copies had been sold, and in 2011, time has also been selected for 100 non-fictions. Despite numerous writings in this field, readers still looking for the Third Reich are being chosen to rank one. This is the first time in Korea that has been officially completed in 63 years. The Siegfried, a reporter who covered the Nazis directly in Europe from the 1920s to the early part of World War II, focused on letting the third Reich drama and demonstrations and monoliths speak for themselves, based on first-grade food just released in the 1950s. So the figures of the party present a sense of life and flow in front of their eyes, as if they were speaking and acting. This is not the effect of just quoting a lot of quotes. Because for seven years, Shah has been in Germany, observing, talking to, and listening to real figures every day. He was surrounded by a climate of totalitarian society which he could never really have imagined without experiencing it directly and he looked at the collective hysteria that Hitler was raising to hypnotize. Thus, with the special experience of a European correspondent and the added talent of a journalist's trained handwriting and narrative-mixing storyteller, the book became a modern - long - read classic.

Korean title: 제3제국사

Korean author: 윌리엄 L. 샤이러

Korean publisher: 책과함께

ISBN-13: 9791192913285