This Is Berlin: Reporting from Nazi Germany, 1938-40 (Paperback) by William L. Shirer

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William Shirer, the acclaimed journalist whose The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich quickly became, and still remains, the standard work on Nazi Germany, was a masterful chronicler of the events in Europe that led up to World War II. “This is Berlin” gathers together two-and-a-half years worth of his daily CBS radio broadcasts that described the menacing steps Germany took toward World War II, just as America and the world heard them. Here is a vivid, compelling, and urgent narrative, one of the great first-hand documents of the Second World War.

An introduction by noted historian John Keegan and a preface by Shirer’s daughter, Inga Shirer Dean, put Shirer’s life and work into context.

“It would be almost impossible to overstate the importance of William L. Shirer’s broadcasts from Germany . . . Mr. Shirer’s descriptions . . . read as well as they were heard 60 years ago.” (Dallas Morning News)

“Shirer’s broadcasts . . . are models of eloquence and subterfuge . . . any reader will find it hard to put down.” (Publishers Weekly, starred review)

“His broadcasts . . . have an enduring freshness.” (Sunday Times)

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