Hubris and Nemesis
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Hubris and Nemesis
I've just purchased "Hitler: Nemesis 1936-45", but I'm wondering whether I should not read it until I've read Hubris, opinions anyone? I'll be purchasing Hubris next week when it arrives at my local bookstore regardless, but I'm just very tempted to start reading Nemesis now...
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Patience is a virtue!!
Gwynn,
Wait for it! It really is worth it (Actually, I found "Hubris" better, in terms of things I did not already know.).
Enjoy!!
Regards from the Park,
Rich
Wait for it! It really is worth it (Actually, I found "Hubris" better, in terms of things I did not already know.).
Enjoy!!
Regards from the Park,
Rich
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IMHO "Hubris" lays the foundation for "Nemesis" and I would recommend that you read the former first. Pardon me if Alzheimer's has taken over, but I seem to recall that you have something of a taste for Classical Greek history. If so, that would add even more strength to the recommendation.
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Regards, Kaschner
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Heh, you'd partially right there. I do enjoy a little Classical Greek History, however when looking at the ancient world I've always preferred Roman history, which I'll be doing a paper on next seimester, this seimester though has been Greek History
Since everyone agrees, I'll resist the temptation to read Nemesis first
Since everyone agrees, I'll resist the temptation to read Nemesis first