Nazi party-state apparatus. 1933-1945. Zalessky K.A.

This unique reference book of the famous historian of the Third Reich K. Zalessky is dedicated to the entire complex of issues related to the functioning of the Nazi state. Its main feature was that the criminal was not some individual regime areas-ideology, punitive policy, etc. In the Nazi state, the criminal character was at first glance completely harmless industries: medicine, education, even agriculture, which seemed to be far from politics.

This book includes information not only related to party establishments, but also related to the state apparatus, administrative-territorial structure of Germany, regulation of the economy, judicial system, foreign policy, civil governing bodies in the occupied territories, etc..