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The Conservative Revolution
The Conservative Revolution
By Hermann Rauschning
Putnam, 1941, 280 pp.

In this volume, more personal in tone and content than Dr. Rauschning's previous works, he explains how he came to be a Nazi in the early days of the movement and what were the steps leading to his disillusionment. He concludes with an exposition of his ideas about the new Germany to rise after this war.

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