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Nazis & Reds

A Chronology of the Prewar Years

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Nazis & Reds

By: Robert Sterling Herron
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Nazis & Reds: A Chronology of the Prewar Years, is the first installment in The Protocols series, a series chronicling the rise of authoritarianism in the modern era from the Industrial Revolution to the implementation of the Final Solution in January 1942. The focus of Nazis & Reds is primarily the 1930s, a decade remarkably similar to our own. Like all the books in the series, Nazis & Reds is the continuing story of people caught in events. It is composed of carefully annotated excerpts taken from diaries, memoirs, newspaper and magazine articles, speeches, trial records, situation reports, and other historical documents selected not only for the ability to illuminate the past, but for their relevance in terms of the times in which we live.

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This “book” is performed by cheap/free AI and is mostly footnotes read partially as math equations. Very basic grade 3-5 level facts mostly just wiki style platitudes about Germany. A waste of time. Also - there seems to be some insinuation of orange man is like mustache man. Also seems blissfully unaware of the utter catastrophe that was FDR’s economic policy. It’s a mix of boomer cringe and 2006 millennial book report - D+.

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