If yes, than I would ask for the best books about the early days of Nazi Germany and how it came to be. Also from 1920 to 1933 and 1933 to 1939. I want to know more how Strasser and other people gave the Nazi party the opportunity to seize the Reich so fast and how they consolidated power up to 1939.
Two books I strongly recommend on this topic are those by the eminent historian of German social history Richard J. Evans, The Coming of the Third Reich and The Third Reich in Power. The former charts the events leading up to the “national revolution” in 1933, while the latter is about the six years between seizing power and going to war.
What I think is so strong about them is their synthetic nature (basically using other historians work to provide a very accurate introduction to a non-specialist), their excellent writing, and the way they bring together contingency and structure.
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