Account Settled

Autobiography of the Hitler years and World War 2. Translated from the German by Edward Fitzgerald. German edition by Rowohltverlag, Hamburg, 1948. FRONTISPIECE: Dr. Schacht after his acquittal by the Nuremberg tribunal. I. Impotent democracy. II. Hitler comes to power. III. Opposition from within. IV. Open resistance. V. The thwarted coup d’etat. VI. Against the war. VII. In concentration camp and American imprisonment. VIII. The indictment. IX. The guilty man. X. The Nuremberg trial. XI. The resistance movement. XII. What Hitler left behind. XIII. The German problem. XIV. Re-inspiration. Index.