A Third Reich, as I See It

The examination of private diaries from ordinary Germans between 1933 and 1939 reveals how individuals navigated the challenges posed by the National Socialist regime. Janosch Steuwer highlights the varied responses, from adaptation to coercion, as citizens contributed to the regime's vision of a homogeneous society. The book illustrates the complex interplay between personal beliefs and political pressures, offering a fresh perspective on the impact of Nazi ideology on everyday life in Germany.