Sources on the disproving of the myth that Hitler and/or the Nazis fixed Germany's economy

by KingArthursGhost

So, I have a school assignment about WW2 (I can freely choose the 'sub-subject') and thought it would be interesting to try and decontruct some commonly cited (and widely believed) myths about Nazi Germany. I was intending to debunk the whole 'Hitler fixed the economy' thing, and while I managed to do a decent write-up based on the Wikipedia article on Nazi economy and some r/askhistorian answers (I realise how that sounds). However I have been, so far, unsuccesful at finding good sources to cite, except second hand citations of Adam Tooze's Wages of Destruction.

I was wondering if you guys could point me to any online sources that I could use to both use to better what I've written and more credibly source it.

Thanks in advance for any answer!

prodgodq2

A very in-depth book on the Nazi state would-be "Hitler: Profiles In Power" by Ian Kershaw. This is one of the definitive books on how the Nazi state managed to remain one of the most powerful and dynamic dictatorships in history, even to the very end of the war.