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8vo, original yellow cloth, 287pp.*Foreword / Part I - 1932: Contemporary events - I. The next war - II. A morning and evening on the Obersalzberg - III. Eastern policy and the new German autocracy / Part II - 1933: Contemporary events - IV. Antichrist - V. At the dinner table - VI. ªYes! We are barbarians´ - VII. Coffee and cakes - VIII. Enrich yourselves - IX. After leaving the legaue of nations / Part III - 1934: Contemporary events - X. Hitler's foreign policy - XI. Hitler's foreign policy, continued - XII. A dangerous game - XIII. Past the civil war - XIV. A new social order, a new exonomy - XV. Is Hitler a dictator? - XVI. Magic, black and white - XVII. 'The human solstice - XVIII. Hitler himself - XIX. The eagle's eyrie. - Hermann [Adolf Reinhold] Rauschning (1887-1982), German Conservative Revolutionary, who briefly joined the Nazis before breaking with them. In 1934 he renounced Nazi party membership and in 1936 emigrated from Germany (eventually settling in United States) and began openly denouncing Nazism. Rauschning is chiefly known for his book ªGespr‰che mit Hitler´ (1940) (ªConversations with Hitler´) US title ªVoice of Destruction´ (1940), UK title ªHitler Speaks´ (1940) , in which he claimed to have many meetings and conversations with Hitler.