History in general Hitler and Stalin / Laurence Reese / Yukiko Fuse

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History in general
[Introduction to Contents]
Hitler and Stalin were very similar in that they had a bad utopian image and did not hesitate in any kind of coldness to achieve it, although their political methods and personalities were different.
The book vividly captures the whole picture of World War II by revealing the similarities and differences between the two dictators who were aware of each other while hatred.
The book vividly captures the whole picture of World War II by fully incorporating the testimonies of people who lived at that time.
Contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1 Treaties
Chapter 2 Pola extinction of
Chapter 3 Contrast of Destiny
Chapter 4 Dreams and Nightmares
Chapter 5 Hitler's War of Extinction
Chapter 6 Invasion
Chapter 7 Times of Danger
Chapter 8 World War
Chapter 9 Starvation
Chapter 10 Stalin's Miscalculation
Chapter 11 Beyond Steps
Chapter 12 Stalingrad
Chapter 13 Fighting Continues
Chapter 14 Virtual and Reality
Chapter 15 Mass Murder
Chapter 16 Collapse of the Center
Chapter 17 Dying Days
Chapter 18 Victory and Defeat
Chapter 19 Postscript
Acknowledgments
Translator postscript
Index