by Dan P. Silverman

This book is an academic work examining Hitler's direct work creation programs. At the beginning of 1933, 34% of German's workforce was unemployed. How did the Nazis put the Germans back to work, and was the recovery genuine? Silverman used archival sources and statistical data, and he assesses the road construction, housing, land reclamation, and resettlement projects at both regional and local levels.

Published in 1998 by Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA

Edition: 1st Edition

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Good +

Dust Jacket included. Condition of Dust Jacket: good +

Comments: This copy is ex-library; however, the contents are perfect. Pages are uniformly bright and unblemished, with no underlining or markings of any kind. See photo. Covers have typical library markings. An excellent copy. Equivalents seen online at much higher prices.