A Most Dangerous Book: Tacitus'S Germania From The Roman Empire To The Third Reich,New

A Most Dangerous Book: Tacitus'S Germania From The Roman Empire To The Third Reich,New

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The New York Times Book Review Editor'S Choice.Times Literary Supplement Book Of The Year.Choice Outstanding Title.Winner Of Phi Beta Kappa'S 2012 Christian Gauss Book Award.'A Model Of Popular Intellectual History. . . . In Every Way, A Most Dangerous Book Is A Most Brilliant Achievement.'Washington Postthe Riveting Story Of The Germania And Its Incarnations And Exploitations Through The Ages.The Pope Wanted It, Montesquieu Used It, And The Nazis Pilfered An Italian Noble'S Villa To Get It: The Germania, By The Roman Historian Tacitus, Took On A Life Of Its Own As Both An Object And An Ideology. When Tacitus Wrote A Notveryflattering Little Book About The Ancient Germans In 98 Ce, At The Height Of The Roman Empire, He Could Not Have Foreseen That The Nazis Would Extol It As 'A Bible,' Nor That Heinrich Himmler, The Engineer Of The Holocaust, Would Vow To Resurrect Germany On Its Grounds. But The Germania Inspiredand Polarizedreaders Long Before The Rise Of The Third Reich. In This Elegant And Captivating History, Christopher B. Krebs, A Professor Of Classics At Harvard University, Traces The Wideranging Influence Of The Germania Over A Fivehundredyear Span, Showing Us How An Ancient Text Rose To Take Its Place Among The Most Dangerous Books In The World. 14 Blackandwhite Illustrations

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