Frank McDonough

The Hitler Years: Disaster 1940-1945 is the riveting second volume of Frank McDonough’s compelling narrative history, meticulously documenting the dramatic descent of Germany from the zenith of its power to utter devastation. This profound exploration details Hitler's relentless campaign to dominate Europe and how his catastrophic decisions led to the inevitable demise of the Nazi regime. The year 1940 marked...

The Weimar Years by Frank McDonough offers a meticulous and enthralling exploration of one of the most consequential periods in German and world history. Set in the aftermath of Germany's crushing defeat in the First World War, the book delves into the era of the Weimar Republic, an epoch marked by immense social reform, profound cultural renaissance, and hitherto unprecedented...

'This accessible history will keep the subject alive for a new generation [..] It is about providing an accessible, sober and vivid resource that keeps the subject alive. In this aim, the book succeeds admirably.' - The Times'A work of acute solemnity that finds a way to be all the more powerful because of its measured restraint.' - Telegraph'A tour...

The Hitler Years: Triumph 1933 - 1939 by Frank McDonough presents the compelling and comprehensive first volume of a two-part narrative history chronicling the rise and fall of the Nazi regime. Authored by a leading expert on the Third Reich, the book meticulously details Adolf Hitler's ascension to power and the subsequent establishment of his totalitarian regime. On 30 January...