威廉•谢里登•阿伦（William Sheridan Allen） 美国人，杰出的德国史学者，纽约州立大学历史系教授。主要研究纳粹宣传手段的效果、第三帝国时期的社会民主党地下活动。著有《纳粹掌权：一个德国小镇的经历》《初期纳粹主义：前地方长官阿尔伯特•克莱勃斯的回忆录》等。

威廉•谢里登•阿伦（William Sheridan Allen） 美国人，杰出的德国史学者，纽约州立大学历史系教授。主要研究纳粹宣传手段的效果、第三帝国时期的社会民主党地下活动。著有《纳粹掌权：一个德国小镇的经历》《初期纳粹主义：前地方长官阿尔伯特•克莱勃斯的回忆录》等。

William Sheridan Allen's research provides an intimate, comprehensive study of the mechanics of revolution and an analysis of the Nazi Party's subversion of democracy. Beginning at the end of the Weimar Republic, Allen examines the entire period of the Nazi Revolution within a single locality. Tackling one of the 20th century's greatest dilemmas, Allen demonstrates how this dic...(展开全部)

威廉•谢里登•阿伦（William Sheridan Allen） 美国人，杰出的德国史学者，纽约州立大学历史系教授。主要研究纳粹宣传手段的效果、第三帝国时期的社会民主党地下活动。著有《纳粹掌权：一个德国小镇的经历》《初期纳粹主义：前地方长官阿尔伯特•克莱勃斯的回忆录》等。

威廉•谢里登•阿伦（William Sheridan Allen） 美国人，杰出的德国史学者，纽约州立大学历史系教授。主要研究纳粹宣传手段的效果、第三帝国时期的社会民主党地下活动。著有《纳粹掌权：一个德国小镇的经历》《初期纳粹主义：前地方长官阿尔伯特•克莱勃斯的回忆录》等。

William Sheridan Allen's research provides an intimate, comprehensive study of the mechanics of revolution and an analysis of the Nazi Party's subversion of democracy. Beginning at the end of the Weimar Republic, Allen examines the entire period of the Nazi Revolution within a single locality. Tackling one of the 20th century's greatest dilemmas, Allen demonstrates how this dic...(展开全部)

Hitler’s rise to power, Germany’s march to the abyss, as seen by Americans—diplomats, military, expats, visiting authors, Olympic athletes—who watched horrified and up close. Some of the Americans in Hitler’s Germany were merely casual observers, others deliberately blind, a few were Nazi apologists. But most began slowly to understand what was unfolding, even when they found ...(展开全部)

安德鲁•纳戈尔斯基，现任纽约国际事务思想库东西学院副院长和公共政治系主任。曾长期担任美国《新闻周刊》驻外总编，驻地包括香港、莫斯科、罗马、波恩、华沙、柏林等。著有《最伟大的战役：斯大林、希特勒和改变二战进程的莫斯科苦斗》等书。

安德鲁•纳戈尔斯基，现任纽约国际事务思想库东西学院副院长和公共政治系主任。曾长期担任美国《新闻周刊》驻外总编，驻地包括香港、莫斯科、罗马、波恩、华沙、柏林等。著有《最伟大的战役：斯大林、希特勒和改变二战进程的莫斯科苦斗》等书。

Hitler’s rise to power, Germany’s march to the abyss, as seen by Americans—diplomats, military, expats, visiting authors, Olympic athletes—who watched horrified and up close. Some of the Americans in Hitler’s Germany were merely casual observers, others deliberately blind, a few were Nazi apologists. But most began slowly to understand what was unfolding, even when they found ...(展开全部)