Matt
Dense. Very, very dense. But beyond a doubt the definitive economic history of Nazi Germany, and an important corrective to the idea that fascism is anything close to an efficient or effective form of government. It's fascinating to watch (in what feels like real time, did I mention it's dense?) exactly how the German leadership kept all the balls in the air, and the horrific lengths they went to in order to buy a bit more time with which to do increasingly unspeakable things.
Dense. Very, very dense. But beyond a doubt the definitive economic history of Nazi Germany, and an important corrective to the idea that fascism is anything close to an efficient or effective form of government. It's fascinating to watch (in what feels like real time, did I mention it's dense?) exactly how the German leadership kept all the balls in the air, and the horrific lengths they went to in order to buy a bit more time with which to do increasingly unspeakable things.