Hitler Germany as Seen by a Foreigner

Cesare Santoro's Hitler Germany as Seen by a Foreigner offers a perspective on National Socialist Germany during its early years under Adolf Hitler's rule. Published in 1939, the book examines the political, social, and economic changes brought about by the National Socialist regime. Santoro, writing as an outsider, provides observations on the transformation of Germany, including its propaganda, militarization, and the cult of personality surrounding Hitler. The book reflects the author's interpretation of the era, capturing the atmosphere of a nation undergoing radical change.