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The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler by James Cross Giblin

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The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler

James Cross Giblin

HarperCollins · Paperback · June 16, 2015

Reading lane: Holocaust for Kids

* “The most complete and successful biography of the Führer available for this audience.”— SLJ, starred review Many people believe Hitler was the personification of evil.

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Why This Clicks

Power and Person

A clear-eyed biography examines Hitler’s disturbing complexity and the conditions behind his rise to power.

Come here for

  • An account of the forces that shaped a deeply disturbed political figure
  • A closer look at the social conditions behind his rapid rise

Expect

  • A clear, compelling account of a life that marked the world
  • Haunting archival images alongside the text

Book Details

Authors
James Cross Giblin
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
June 16, 2015
Format
Paperback
Theme
Holocaust for Kids · Holocaust History for Teens
Reading lane
Holocaust for Kids

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  • Historical Biographies for Kids

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  • Girls & Young Women

  • European History for Kids

About This Book

* “The most complete and successful biography of the Führer available for this audience.”— SLJ, starred review Many people believe Hitler was the personification of evil. In this Sibert Medal–winning biography, James Cross Giblin penetrates this façade and presents a picture of a complex person—at once a brilliant, influential politician and a deeply disturbed man. Giblin explores the forces that shaped the man as well as the social conditions that furthered his rapid rise t...

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* “The most complete and successful biography of the Führer available for this audience.”— SLJ, starred review Many people believe Hitler was the personification of evil. In this Sibert Medal–winning biography, James Cross Giblin penetrates this façade and presents a picture of a complex person—at once a brilliant, influential politician and a deeply disturbed man. Giblin explores the forces that shaped the man as well as the social conditions that furthered his rapid rise to power. Powerful archival images provide a haunting visual accompaniment to this clear and compelling account of a life that left an ineradicable mark on our world.

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