The Green and the Brown

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Focusing on the intersection of environmentalism and totalitarianism, this study explores conservation efforts in Nazi Germany, examining how the regime's ideology influenced ecological policies. It delves into the motivations behind conservation initiatives, the role of prominent figures, and the impact of these policies on both the environment and society. By analyzing historical documents and events, the book reveals the complexities and contradictions of conservation under a dictatorship, offering a unique perspective on this often-overlooked aspect of Nazi history.