A Child of Hitler
In Alfons'Heck's chilling autobiography, A Child of Hitler, he opens for the reader a unique look into the inner workings of the Nazi regime, not as a mere bystander but as a product of the dictatorship itself.The book begins where most historical accounts of the Third Reich do. It begins with the conditions that existed in Germany after World War I, which allowed for Adolph Hitler to assume a vast amount of power at the time. While these conditions are well documented, Heck's version adds first hand emotional experience to it by delicately interweaving emotion into the events as they occurred. These insights, although narrowed in scope primarily to the impact of just one individual and his family, show how fanaticism which followed Hitler laid much more heavily in the country's youth rather than its adult population. These were the individuals most influenced by Hitler's propaganda and therefore became his greatest asset. Hitler was able to further refine this tool, by using strong discipline instilled as a result of st
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Approximate Word count = 693
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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