The speaker recommended this book as critical reading to understand a moment in history, relating it to the story of the Angermeyer brothers who fled Germany.
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But that book right now today is critical. But all the books I mentioned today are critical.
— Episode: Danny Ainge In Studio, Celtics In The Fi...
Episode: Danny Ainge In Studio, Celtics In The Finals, Mavs...
The speaker recommended this book as critical reading to understand a moment in history, relating it to the story of the Angermeyer brothers who fled Germany.
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But that book right now today is critical. But all the books I mentioned today are critical.
This book follows the journey of the first US Ambassador to Nazi Germany, and his family, as they witnessed the rise of Nazi Germany.
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The last book I finished in 2021 was in the garden of beasts which is By what is his name I think it's Eric Larson he's a guy Who's written he wrote like devil in the white city and A couple of other...
— Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 16
Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 16
This book follows the journey of the first US Ambassador to Nazi Germany, and his family, as they witnessed the rise of Nazi Germany.
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The last book I finished in 2021 was in the garden of beasts which is By what is his name I think it's Eric Larson he's a guy Who's written he wrote like devil in the white city and A couple of other books that people have probably read
Before Hitler takes power and the the book largely traces He and his family's journey in Nazi Germany from like Kind of didn't really care about German politics and were Often broadly sympathetic towards the Nazis they melt Met like his daughter kind is is very much like on board With the Nazi revolution for like the first half year That she's there she's also like simultaneously dead Dating the head of the Gestapo and the Soviet like Assistant ambassador which is fascinating like it's a very Interesting book and the story like the journey this kind Of family goes on realizing like what the Nazis are in The perspective of that it's it's very well written it's Very detailed I really enjoyed it
The thing that I liked The most was the detail it goes into about the kind of The fates of because it's it's a more you know obviously As much of a nerd on the history of fascism as I am I've read a lot about the night of long knives this did The best job of kind of going into detail what the kind Of dudes who the dudes who were purged in the night of Long knives these guys who were Nazis in that they they Wore swastikas and they were part of the party and whatnot But also weren't Nazis enough to not get purged and in A lot of cases were like starting to fall out of love With the party when the night of long knives had and so It's these it's really interesting I recommend it to People
Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 16
Robert Evans stated that he'd recently finished "In the Garden of Beasts" by Eric Larson, which he found well-written and detailed, and liked particularly because it provided a deeper look into the fates of those purged during the Night of the Long Knives.
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He's a guy who's written he wrote like devil in the white city and a couple of other books that people have probably read Yeah, Eric Larson, and it's about the the first US ambassador to Nazi Germany or what becomes Nazi journey?
He gets sent there right before like like months before Hitler takes power and the the book largely traces he and his family's journey in Nazi Germany from like Kind of didn't really care about German politics and were often broadly sympathetic towards the Nazis
They melt met like his daughter kind is is very much Like on board with the Nazi Revolution for like the first half year that she's there. She's also like Simultaneously dating the head of the Gestapo and the Soviet like assistant ambassador, which is fascinating
Like it's a very interesting book And the story like the journey this kind of family goes on realizing like what the Nazis are and the perspective of that It's it's very well written. It's very detailed
I really enjoyed it the thing that I liked the most was the detail it goes into about the kind of The fates of because it's it's a more I you know Obviously as much of a nerd on the history of fascism as I am
I've read a lot about the Night of Long Knives This did the best job of kind of going into detail what the kind of dudes who the dudes who were purged in the night
Of long knives to these guys who were Nazis in that they they wore swastikas and they were part of the party and whatnot But also weren't Nazis enough to not get purged and in a lot of cases were like
Starting to fall out of love with the party when the Night of Long Knives had and so it's these it's really interesting I Recommend it to people and
Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 16
This book is about the first US ambassador to Nazi Germany, William E. Dodd, and his family's experiences in the country during Hitler's rise to power.
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It's about the the first US Ambassador to Nazi Germany or what becomes Nazi Journey he gets sent there right before like like months Before Hitler takes power and the the book is called Before Hitler takes power and the the book largely traces He and his family's journey in Nazi Germany from like Kind of didn't really care about German politics and were Often broadly sympathetic towards the Nazis they melt Met like his daughter kind is is very much like on board With the Nazi revolution for like the first half year That she's there she's also like simultaneously dead Dating the head of the Gestapo and the Soviet like Assistant ambassador which is fascinating like it's a very Interesting book and the story like the journey this kind Of family goes on realizing like what the Nazis are in The perspective of that it's it's very well written it's Very detailed I really enjoyed it the thing that I liked The most was the detail it goes into about the kind of The fates of because it's it's a more you know obviously As much of a nerd on the history of fascism as I am I've read a lot about the night of long knives this did The best job of kind of going into detail what the kind Of dudes who the dudes who were purged in the night of Long knives these guys who were Nazis in that they they Wore swastikas and they were part of the party and whatnot But also weren't Nazis enough to not get purged and in A lot of cases were like starting to fall out of love With the party when the night of long knives had and so It's these it's really interesting I recommend it to People.
Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 16
The book is about the first US ambassador to Nazi Germany, focusing on the journey of him and his family as they become aware of the Nazi party's true nature.
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The last book I finished in 2021 was In the Garden of Beasts, which is by I think it's Eric Larson. He's a guy who's written he wrote like Devil in the White City and a couple of other books that people have probably read. Yeah, Eric Larson, and it's about the the first US ambassador to Nazi Germany or what becomes Nazi journey? He gets sent there right before like like months before Hitler takes power and the the book largely traces he and his family's journey in Nazi Germany from like kind of didn't really care about German politics and were often broadly sympathetic towards the Nazis. They melt met like his daughter kind is is very much like on board with the Nazi Revolution for like the first half year that she's there. She's also like simultaneously dating the head of the Gestapo and the Soviet like assistant ambassador, which is fascinating. Like it's a very interesting book And the story like the journey this kind of family goes on realizing like what the Nazis are and the perspective of that It's it's very well written. It's very detailed I really enjoyed it.
Larson's book about Berlin before World WarII was referenced when discussing his travel experiences. It was highlighted as one of his wellknown titles.
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He wrote The Splendid in the Vial, Dead Wake in the Garden of Beasts, Thunderstruck, and of course, The Devil in the White City.
— Episode: Erik Larson (historical author)
Episode: Erik Larson (historical author)
Larson's book about Berlin before World WarII was referenced when discussing his travel experiences. It was highlighted as one of his wellknown titles.
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He wrote The Splendid in the Vial, Dead Wake in the Garden of Beasts, Thunderstruck, and of course, The Devil in the White City.
The book was discussed in the context of the start of the Civil War, specifically mentioning how James Buchanan, the president at the time, let everything happen.
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I just got through reading the great Eric Larson book about the start of the Civil War. James Buchanan just lets everything happen.
— Episode: Hour 3 - Trump Interview Makes News
Episode: Hour 3 - Trump Interview Makes News
The book was discussed in the context of the start of the Civil War, specifically mentioning how James Buchanan, the president at the time, let everything happen.
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I just got through reading the great Eric Larson book about the start of the Civil War. James Buchanan just lets everything happen.
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