Disobeying Hitler

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The narrative delves into the desperate measures taken by Hitler as World War II neared its end, including orders to devastate Germany. It highlights the courageous actions of both military officers and civilians who defied these commands, potentially altering the war's outcome. Through the lens of historical figures like Rommel and Speer, the book examines the theme of disobedience as a form of resistance. This gripping account offers a unique perspective on the moral complexities faced by Germans during the final year of the conflict, marking the 80th anniversary of these events.