What 3rd Reich biography would you wish to see published ?

Mark C. Yerger · Post by **Mark C. Yerger** » 04 Aug 2002 12:50

For me would be Ernst Röhm

Mark

Ovidius · Post by **Ovidius** » 04 Aug 2002 13:10

Reinhard Heydrich.

MVSNConsolegenerale · Post by **MVSNConsolegenerale** » 04 Aug 2002 18:08

Ernst Röhm? Why is he interesting?

Obergruppenfuhrer Heinrich Muller, would be my choice. There is hardly anything written about him and he was the head of the GESTAPO for the entire period of the war...

Tolga Alkan · Post by **Tolga Alkan** » 04 Aug 2002 18:16

For me Sepp Dietrich.I suppose there is only one book covered his biography(titled "Hitler's Gladiator")

Tolga

GFM2000 · Post by **GFM2000** » 05 Aug 2002 07:47

I would most like to read a biography about SS Gruppenfuhrer Artur Nebe, probably the only high ranking SS officer and Einsatzgruppen commander who played a dangerous two-ffaced game by trying to save the lives of many Jews. I believe one was written about him many years ago, entitled "Who is Nebe?", but a translation has yet been published.

Martin Månsson · Post by **Martin Månsson** » 05 Aug 2002 23:04

Röhm
Heinrich Müller
Kurt Daulege
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Martin Bormann
Friedrich Jeckeln
Max Amann
Dr. Otto Dietrich
Dr. Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Wilhelm Rediess
Oswald Pohl
Dr. Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Karl Hermann Frank

Could easily name more.......

Best
Martin

Martin Månsson · Post by **Martin Månsson** » 05 Aug 2002 23:06

Ovidius wrote:

Reinhard Heydrich

Have you seen the new bio by Ulric of England ? Have not read it myself.

Best
Martin

Phil V · Post by **Phil V** » 06 Aug 2002 06:48

Every bio I have read on Heydrich has been excellent - more would be great.

Mark C. Yerger · Post by **Mark C. Yerger** » 06 Aug 2002 13:48

Many listed have been done, looking for those not as yet covered. After a few, further bios become repeat material (or opinions). Röhm headed SA and other pre-1933 groups, had more power early than Hitler. Among the most important pre-power personalities.

Mark

Al Carter · Post by **Al Carter** » 06 Aug 2002 20:01

Friedrich Jeckeln. It would be interesting to see if he is a "evil" as most books I have read portray him. I have just finished "Master of Death" by Richard Rhodes, and Jeckeln seemed to relish the work that he had to perform.

Al Carter

Martin Månsson · Post by **Martin Månsson** » 07 Aug 2002 00:26

Many listed have been done

I do please ask for the titles.

Best
Martin

Raf · Post by **Raf** » 07 Aug 2002 12:50

Since we are all interested in WW 2-history, I think every biography would be welcomed with open arms.

MVSNConsolegenerale · Post by **MVSNConsolegenerale** » 07 Aug 2002 13:38

I know who Ernst Rohm was,

Again, why would I want to read a biography on him?

How much power a person has is secondary to his personality. President Clinton had a lot of power, but I would never want to read a biography on him just for that sake.

From the little I've read on Rohm through biographies on Hitler, the SS, etc. He doesn't seem like a particularily bright fellow. Even though he was an officer in the army, he also wasn't that smart militarily.

Each to his own I guess,

W.H.D.

Mark C. Yerger · Post by **Mark C. Yerger** » 07 Aug 2002 17:24

Martin

Black did detailed bios of Kaltenbrunner and Ribbentrop, the latter also covered by Bloch. Martin Bormann , "The Secretary" by Jachen von Lang. Have to search for the rest when unpacked, there are several on Inquart also.

Best
Mark

MICHAELM82 · Post by **MICHAELM82** » 07 Aug 2002 17:55

Mark
I would say Fritz Witt, Max Wunsche, Erich Olboeter, Hans Siegel, Werner Ostendorff, Wilhelm Mohnke and Hubert Meyer.
Cheers
Mike

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What 3rd Reich biography would you wish to see published ?

What 3rd Reich biography would you wish to see published ?

Ernst Röhm?

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