The first major history of what happened in Germany immediately after World War Two
Frederick Taylor was educated at Aylesbury Grammar School, and read History and Modern Languages at Oxford, and did postgraduate work at Sussex University. He is the author of the acclaimed bestsellers, Dresden and The Berlin Wall. He edited and translated The Goebbels Diaries. He lives in Cornwall.
‘Taylor's account is unexceptionable and sometimes impressive ...
There is much memorable anecdotage in this readable tale'
*Max Hastings, Sunday Times*
‘An engrossing account of the occupation and denazification of
Germany ... a balanced and thought-provoking story'
*Scotland on Sunday*
‘Frederick Taylor is one of the brightest historians writing
today.'
*Newsweek*
'Taylor's book is popular history at its best, essential reading
for anyone who is interested in the Nazis and wants to know what
happened next.'
*Richard Evans, New Statesman*
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