The Wages of Destruction
The Making and Breaking of the Nazi Economy
by:
Adam Tooze
in:
European History
Summary:
The book provides an in-depth analysis of the Nazi economy, exploring how economic considerations influenced Hitler's policies and the trajectory of World War II. It examines the constraints on resources, the impact of military expenditures, and the ultimate unsustainability of the Third Reich's economic model.
Key points:
1. Nazi Economy: The book analyzes the inefficient and chaotic Nazi economy, driven by Hitler's war-focused ideology rather than sound economic planning.
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