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A Rare Copy of “Triumph of the Will - The Struggle and Rising of A.H. and his Movement”

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A Rare Copy of “Triumph of the Will - The Struggle and Rising of A.H. and his Movement”

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A Rare Copy of “Triumph of the Will - The Struggle and Rising of A.H. and his Movement”

This is a rare copy of “Der Triumph des Willens - Kampf und Aufstieg Adolf Hitlers und seiner Bewegung”, published by Heinrich Hoffmann, with a foreword written by Baldur von Schirach. This propaganda booklet contains the gradual rise to power of Adolf Hitler and his movement. Pages 2-9 contain a foreword by Schirach with a short biography of Hitler before his rise to power. He depicts Hitler as a godlike figure who started out with nothing but a revolutionary vision for the fate of Germany and its Volk. Pages 10-64 contain countless depictions of Hitler himself from as early as 1920, before the Beer Hall Putsch and his five-year long imprisonment, up to his first speech as Reich Chancellor of Germany on February 10, 1933. The cover of the booklet is entirely separated from the booklet, with the booklet being held together by two fully intact staples. Measuring 253 mm x 175 mm, in overall very fine condition.