Someone Hitler. Crime policy

"Anmerkungen Zu Hitler" ("Notes to Hitler") of the German historian Sebastian Hafner (1907-1999) is an analytical commentary on his artistic bestseller "History of one German" (1939), written after forty years (1978) And today - after forty years - this is a clear and deep study of the phenomenon of the political monster has all the qualities of the unconditional "Mastride". No wonder the historian and political scientist Gollen Mann (son of Thomas Mann) called for studying "Anmerkungen Zu Hitler" in high school.
Understanding how and why "someone", flesh from the flesh of the crowd, can become a popular politician and lead a crowd for a crime, gains particular value in our time, giving the endless technological possibilities of turning personal psychosis into a massive one.
2nd edition, corrected