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Meeting Hitler: A Tragicomedy
Howard A. DeWitt
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Meeting Hitler: A Tragicomedy - DeWitt, Howard A.
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Synopsis "Meeting Hitler: A Tragicomedy"
Adolf Hitler returns after seventy years frozen to comment on how recent books portray him as the new and friendly Fuhrer. He also analyzes current politics. Using serious history, this book counters the notion of a humane leader. He is a vile killer and Professor Pauli Perinstein, a fictional character, who is writing the biography, exposes Hitler's dark secrets. The real facts and historical interpretations behind the Holocaust, those who suffered under the Nazis, the banning of Mickey Mouse and Pluto tells one that the Fuhrer was a maladjusted evil monster. The mix of fact and fiction highlights the mystery of why an Austrian neer do well almost conquered Europe. The historians who praise and fail to understand the Fuhrer's motives are taken to task. An extensive bibliography, a careful analysis of key biographies and the rise of Neo-Nazis suggest Hitler's evil is present today. Are the major Democratic democracies headed toward the Fascism that was Nazi Germany? Does Donald Trump represent this feeling? Meeting Hitler: A Tragicomedy answers these questions. A stimulating biography mixing fact and fiction is a counter to Timur Vermes' Look Who's Back which praises Hitler. He killed almost seven million Jews and almost four million innocent bystanders. The extensive chapter on the Holocaust shows that historians demonstrate there is no new and friendly Hitler. The number of current Neo-Nazis and the Hitler Virus suggests writing about the Fuhrer is a lucrative business. In the U. K the Hitler Industry creates TV programs like "Heil Honey I'm Home" which is a Jackie Gleason style sitcom praising Hitler as a regular guy. This is a tragicomedy with consequences for the present day political situation. There are fascinating minor historical events like Operation Blunderhead which shows British spy ineptness, Putzie: The Nazi Who Went To Harvard and women who suffered under Hitler and Nazi policies. These tales are part and parcel of Hitler's psychological malfeasance. He compounds his evil by posing as a competent world leader.He can't pull it off due to his personality disorders. Meeting Hitler: A Tragicomedy is a fascinating reinterpretation of one of the vile leaders in Western Civilization. His psychological frailty is demonstrated throughout the book as he attempts to pass himself off as the new and friendly Fuhrer. He winds up losing his composure and reinforcing the evil that he inflicted on Nazi Germany.
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The book is written in English.
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