Inside Nazi Germany: Power and Persecution, 1934–1939 | Hitler Series, Book 2

How did Hitler’s dictatorship reach into everyday life—and how did exclusion become government policy?

This illustrated, 32-page mini book examines Nazi Germany between the consolidation of Hitler’s power and the outbreak of war. Explore propaganda, policing, education, employment, family life, and the institutions that helped sustain the regime.

Follow the escalating persecution of Jews and other targeted groups through the Nuremberg Laws, forced property transfers, Austria’s annexation, and the November 1938 pogrom. The book also examines opposition, refugee barriers, rearmament, and the decisions that led to Germany’s invasion of Poland.

Written for adult readers, this second volume combines accessible historical explanation, clearly labeled illustrative reconstructions, and a guide to historical evidence.

• 32 pages, including front and back covers
• High-resolution PDF download
• 8 × 10-inch pages
• Read digitally or print at home
• Part of the Atlas Adventures TX Hitler Series

Digital product only. No physical book will be shipped.