Hitler: Ascent 1889-1939 Free Audiobook Download by Volker Ullrich

A primary goal of the book is to help readers understand Hitler’s ascent into power and the causes of his downfall. Volker Ullrich has done a great job of describing in detail the personal, political and cultural forces that made up the pre-Nazi Germany. The author also makes a strong case for Hitler being an evolved human who saw in new ways for humanity something which went against their natural instinct for survival.

This is a must-listen audiobook in the series of audiobooks that document the life of Adolf Hitler. Volker Ullrich uses a lot of historical evidence to provide an account to Hitler's ascent from the slum streets of Vienna to becoming the leader of Germany, and his key moments in history.

When we talk about Hitler's rise to power, we usually focus on the stages of his life. However, this biography of Hitler sheds new light on his career and political ascent. With no mention of Adolf Hitler in the title, multi-award winning author Volker Ullrich's book offers a different perspective on how he transformed himself from a penniless painter to the tyrant who would change Germany forever.

Hitler: Ascent 1889-1939 is a biography of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. This audiobook takes readers on a journey through Hitler's life, from his childhood in Austria to the events that unfolded during World War II. Hitler: Ascent 1889-1939 is narrated by Don Hagen, a British narrator.

Hitler: Ascent 1889-1939 is the definitive biography of Adolf Hitler. The book is a non-fiction account of Hitler's life and work, written by Volker Ullrich, who teaches classics at the University of Gottingen in Germany. The audiobook also includes three hours of interviews with historians and scholars including Ian Kershaw, Peter Longerich, and Daniel J. Barenboim on how Hitler's rise to power was important to their fields.