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• - Archive featuring wavs, images and video of Adolf Hitler.
  
• - Online academic article by Wolfgang Mieder examining Hitler's use of language in Mein Kampf.
  
• - Includes pictures of Hitler's handwriting with commentary telling how it shows his mental state.
  
• - Excerpt from Mein Kampf. Hitler indicates he is intent on demonstrating his credentials as a leader of the antisemitic radical right.
  
• - Outlines Hitler's views and opinions of democracy and sheds light on his worldview within the context of his definition of democracy.
  
• - An essay written by Holocaust survivor and noted author Elie Wiesel on Adolf Hitler and the nature of evil.
  
• - Source page of speeches and writings by Hitler on anti-Semitism and World War II. From the Encyclopedia of Jewish History and Culture.
  
• - A psychological assessment considering indicators that Hitler was fully aware of the implementation of the Holocaust. References.
  
• - Online book by Rhawn Joseph examines Hitler's psychology.
  
• - Repository of Hitler writings, speeches, art and posters. While the site claims to be politically neutral any mention of the Holocaust is notable by its absence.
  
• - A synopsis of key points about Adolf Hitler and his significance from an educational site on the Holocaust.
  
• - Online version of the Office of Strategic Services source book on Hitler. The OSS was a US wartime agency which later became the CIA. Site includes a psychological profile of Hitler and a number of 1930s and 1940s era articles, essays and studies of the G
  
• - A short essay of Adolf Hitler from the Holocaust History Project.
  
• - A biography, with references.
  
• - A non-political resource and archive site, offering a biography, speech and document archive, Hitler's artwork, and general information about the period.
  
• - A complete history 24 chapters covering the rise of Adolf Hitler from unknown to dictator of Germany. Includes photos.
  
• - A compilation of source material to support the argument that Hitler thought of himself as a Christian.
  
• - A collection of quotations by Adolf Hitler
  
• - Essay refuting the assertion that Hitler or the Nazi regime were socialist in character.
  
• - Article which puts forward the view that Hitler was not a vegetarian and discusses Hitler's eating and drinking habits. Includes quotes.
  
• - Excerpt from "Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression, Volume One" on Hitler's plans to invade Poland.
  
• - An essay in progress that suggests "tribalism" as the explanation for Hitler's atrocities.
  
• - Notes on how Adolf Hitler was able to take power.
  
• - Profiles the Führer, his rise to power, and the Holocaust. Includes images, books and links. From a Danish Holocaust site.
  
• - A solid middle-length biography, with links to biographies of other persons relevant to Nazism and/or World War II.
  
• - An online book examining the relationship between Hitler and international financiers.
  
• - Text by Alice Miller examinining childhood mistreatment as a factor in Hitlers' and his accomplices' acts.
  
• - Images and descriptions of some of Hitler's artwork.
  
• - Explores his obsession with black magic and its relationship to his irrational fear of Judaism. Discusses the Aryan race and Dietrich Eckart's influence on Hitler. Includes links to Holocaust photo galleries.
  
• - Translation of Adolf Hitler's book.
  
• - Quotations and debates regarding Hitler's dietary habits as well as testimony from his secretary, Traudl Junge.
  
• - Review of a book by Eugene Davidson on Hitler and links to reviews of his other books on Hitler.
  
• - Omer Bartov reviews Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler.
  
• - A biography, with footnotes and external links.
  
• - English translation of a letter indicating Hitler's call for irrevocable removal of the Jews from German life.