Hitler's Plans for Global Domination

Author： Thies   Jochen  

Publisher： Berghahn Books‎

Publication year： 2012

E-ISBN: 9780857454638

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780857454621

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9780857454621

Subject： E1 The Worlds Military;E2 Chinese Military;K5 European History

Keyword： 中国军事,欧洲史,世界军事

Language： ENG

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Description

What did Hitler really want to achieve: world domination. In the early twenties, Hitler was working on this plan and from 1933 on, was working to make it a reality. During 1940 and 1941, he believed he was close to winning the war. This book not only examines Nazi imperial architecture, armament, and plans to regain colonies but also reveals what Hitler said in moments of truth. The author presents many new sources and information, including Hitler's little known intention to attack New York City with long-range bombers in the days of Pearl Harbor.

Chapter

Contents

Contents

Contents

Abbreviations

Abbreviations

Abbreviations

Foreword

Foreword

Foreword

Introduction

Introduction

Introduction

Part I — Hitler's Ultimate Goals 1920–1933: "Lebensraum" Only in the East?

Part I — Hitler's Ultimate Goals 1920–1933: "Lebensraum" Only in the East?

Part I — Hitler's Ultimate Goals 1920–1933: "Lebensraum" Only in the East?

Chapter 1 — Hitler and His Critics

Chapter 1 — Hitler and His Critics

Chapter 1 — Hitler and His Critics

Chapter 2 — Current Research

Chapter 2 — Current Research

Chapter 2 — Current Research

Chapter 3 — "Mein Kampf" as the Central Source

Chapter 3 — "Mein Kampf" as the Central Source

Chapter 3 — "Mein Kampf" as the Central Source

Chapter 4 — Hitler as Builder: Construction Plans, Armaments, and a Vision of War

Chapter 4 — Hitler as Builder: Construction Plans, Armaments, and a Vision of War

Chapter 4 — Hitler as Builder: Construction Plans, Armaments, and a Vision of War

Chapter 5 — The Beginnings of a Power Politician: "Models" of Imperial Rule

Chapter 5 — The Beginnings of a Power Politician: "Models" of Imperial Rule

Chapter 5 — The Beginnings of a Power Politician: "Models" of Imperial Rule

Chapter 6 — No Turning Back: The Aftermath of September 14, 1930

Chapter 6 — No Turning Back: The Aftermath of September 14, 1930

Chapter 6 — No Turning Back: The Aftermath of September 14, 1930

Part II — Hitler as Architect

Part II — Hitler as Architect

Part II — Hitler as Architect

Chapter 7 — Megalomania as Policy

Chapter 7 — Megalomania as Policy

Chapter 7 — Megalomania as Policy

Chapter 8 — Hitler's Views on Architecture, History and Art

Chapter 8 — Hitler's Views on Architecture, History and Art

Chapter 8 — Hitler's Views on Architecture, History and Art

Chapter 9 — Buildings and their Functions

Chapter 9 — Buildings and their Functions

Chapter 9 — Buildings and their Functions

Chapter 10 — Hitler and his Plans after 1933

Chapter 10 — Hitler and his Plans after 1933

Chapter 10 — Hitler and his Plans after 1933

Chapter 11 — Architecture and the Third Reich

Chapter 11 — Architecture and the Third Reich

Chapter 11 — Architecture and the Third Reich

Chapter 12 — Summary

Chapter 12 — Summary

Chapter 12 — Summary

Figures

Figures

Figures

Part III — Hitler and Military Issues: From Whale Bay to Lake Erie

Part III — Hitler and Military Issues: From Whale Bay to Lake Erie

Part III — Hitler and Military Issues: From Whale Bay to Lake Erie

Chapter 13 — Hitler's Addresses to German Officers

Chapter 13 — Hitler's Addresses to German Officers

Chapter 13 — Hitler's Addresses to German Officers

Chapter 14 — The Navy's Battleship Building Plans and Visions of World Power

Chapter 14 — The Navy's Battleship Building Plans and Visions of World Power

Chapter 14 — The Navy's Battleship Building Plans and Visions of World Power

Chapter 15 — The ME 261/264: Hitler's Long Range Bomber

Chapter 15 — The ME 261/264: Hitler's Long Range Bomber

Chapter 15 — The ME 261/264: Hitler's Long Range Bomber

Chapter 16 — Summary

Chapter 16 — Summary

Chapter 16 — Summary

Part IV — Hitler in 1940–1941: When Visions Become Reality

Part IV — Hitler in 1940–1941: When Visions Become Reality

Part IV — Hitler in 1940–1941: When Visions Become Reality

Chapter 17 — Axiomatic Geopolitics: 1950 As the Objective

Chapter 17 — Axiomatic Geopolitics: 1950 As the Objective

Chapter 17 — Axiomatic Geopolitics: 1950 As the Objective

Chapter 18 — The Remaining Powers after Victory over the Soviet Union

Chapter 18 — The Remaining Powers after Victory over the Soviet Union

Chapter 18 — The Remaining Powers after Victory over the Soviet Union

Chapter 19 — Hitler's Path to World Supremacy

Chapter 19 — Hitler's Path to World Supremacy

Chapter 19 — Hitler's Path to World Supremacy

Chapter 20 — Ruling the New World

Chapter 20 — Ruling the New World

Chapter 20 — Ruling the New World

Chapter 21 — The British Assessment of Hitler's Ultimate Goals

Chapter 21 — The British Assessment of Hitler's Ultimate Goals

Chapter 21 — The British Assessment of Hitler's Ultimate Goals

Chapter 22 — Summary

Chapter 22 — Summary

Chapter 22 — Summary

Chapter 23 — Final Observations on Hitler's Global Strategy

Chapter 23 — Final Observations on Hitler's Global Strategy

Chapter 23 — Final Observations on Hitler's Global Strategy

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Index

Index

Index

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