How Hitler Was Made

This gripping historical narrative explores the tumultuous period in German society following World War I, highlighting the rise of Adolf Hitler from political obscurity to dictatorial authority between 1918 and 1924. It examines how the interplay of fake news, propaganda, and violent political struggles enabled Hitler's ascent while exposing the impact of right-wing extremism and the misconceptions surrounding a brief socialist revolution in Bavaria. Through extensive archival research, the author reveals the crucial role of manipulation and blame that shaped public opinion, paving the way for Hitler's authoritarian regime.