They Thought They Were Free: the Germans 1933-45

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By Milton Mayer

University of Chicago Press, 1955, 345 pp

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An informal but in places penetrating and sensitive view of the Third Reich as seen and experienced by ten former Nazis whom the author came to know and like during a recent stay in Germany.

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