School for Barbarians: Education Under the Nazis (Dover Books on History, Political and Social Science)

Step into the dark but important history of Nazi Germany with the School for Barbarians: Education Under the Nazis. This powerful book, published in 1938, provides a well-documented account of how the Nazi regime systematically brainwashed Germany's youth. Delve into the sinister methods employed by the Nazis to alienate children from their parents and promote concepts of racial superiority over scientific knowledge. By reading this book, you will gain a profound understanding of how Hitler's cult of personality dominated every aspect of education, with a focus on national preeminence and warlike readiness. Witness the shocking firsthand experiences of Erika Mann, a member of the World War II generation, as she exposes the perversion of Germany's once-proud school system and the destruction of family life.

Illuminate this dark chapter of history with the School for Barbarians, an indispensable resource for scholars, history enthusiasts, and educators alike. This edition of Erika Mann's historic exposé is even more valuable as it includes an Introduction by her father, the renowned author and Nobel laureate, Thomas Mann. Gain a deeper understanding of the impact of the Nazis on education and society as a whole, and explore the lasting consequences of their brainwashing tactics.

Be captivated by the vivid descriptions and meticulous research contained within the School for Barbarians. Uncover the disturbing truths that lie beneath the surface of Nazi Germany's educational system. This book not only sheds light on the past but also serves as a grave reminder of the importance of education in shaping our future. Don't miss the opportunity to own this essential piece of history and broaden your knowledge of the Nazi regime's indoctrination methods.

To embark on this eye-opening journey into the depths of Nazi education, click here. Don't let history be forgotten, immerse yourself in the gripping pages of this invaluable book and gain a new perspective on one of the most tragic and influential periods in human history.