The story of Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the destruction of democracy and civilized values in a great nation, for which he bears the principal responsibility, provides a painful historical lesson. This clearly written volume is an excellent starting point for studying Hitler and his impact on 20th century world history.
David Nicholls has taught history at the University of Leeds, the University of Exeter, and at Tours in France.
"The information and analysis are very helpful to anyone seeking to understand this dark and complicated man and the impact he had on human history. Students will find this volume a good place to begin research on Hitler, and the bibliographies will help them find more complete information. Recommended for high school, public, and undergraduate libraries." - Booklist "'Adolf Hitler: A Biographical Companion is an orderly and succinct work that provides easy access to a good deal of useful information... Given its format and ease of use, students and lay readers will find it equally compelling. It merits consideration for public, high school, and undergraduate collections." - Against the Grain "A first-rate encyclopedic resource... An outstanding reference resource that is highly recommended for any library." - American Reference Books Annual "Recommended for general and undergraduate collections lacking the sources listed or for collections in need of a complete, up to date set of sources on this topic." - Choice "The book is excellent... The text does give good analyses... It is recommended for reference collections in public, sixth form, and undergraduate libraries." - Reference Reviews
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