Gestapo: Instrument of Tyranny

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The sinister Gestapo planted its evil roots in the 1930s but it was during the horror of World War II that this notorious organization became identified as the Nazis' leading instrument of repression. Edward Crankshaw provides an authoritative overview of the organization, examining the trail of destruction it blazed across Europe, looking at its structures and its rivalries with other police organizations, and revealing the struggle for power within the Gestapo's nefarious bureau. As this brilliant book makes compellingly clear, the Gestapo grew. It sought out resistance brutally suppressing it with torture and execution used repression to deter opposition, filled the concentration camps with political opponents and ethnic 'undesirables,' and actively sought to promote the Nazi state's perverse policies.
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AuthorEdward Crankshaw
PublisherPutnam
PlaceLondon
Year1956
BindingHardcover
ConditionGood
Dustjacket ConditionPoor
CommentsDJ torn; Stamp on inside cover; Page edges yellowed
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