Hitler's plans for world domination : Nazi architecture and ultimate war aims / / Jochen Thies ; translated by Ian Cooke and Mary-Beth Friedrich.
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| Year of Publication: | 2012 |
| Language: | English German |
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| Physical Description: | xiv, 205 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. Hitler's ultimate goals 1920-1933 : only new "Lebensraum" in the East?
- Introduction
- Hitler and his critics
- Current research
- Mein Kampf as the central source
- Hitler as builder : construction plans, armaments and a vision of war
- The beginnings of a power politician : "models" of imperial rule : the Jews and Britain
- No turning back : the aftermath of September 14, 1930
- Part II. Hitler as architect
- Megalomania as policy
- Hitler's views on architecture, history and art
- Buildings and their functions
- Hitler and his plans after 1933
- Architecture and the Third Reich
- Summary
- Part III. Hitler and military issues : from Whale Bay to Lake Erie
- Hitler's addresses to German officers
- The navy's battleship building plans and visions of world power
- The Me 261/264 : Hitler's long range bomber
- Summary
- Part IV. Hitler in 1940-1941 : when visions become reality
- Axiomatic geopolitics : 1950 as the objective
- The remaining powers after a victory over the USSR
- Hitler's path to world supremacy : the military solution, the trade war, the "annexation" of the world
- Ruling the new world
- The British assessment of Hitler's ultimate goals
- Final observations on Hitler's global strategy.