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In Nazi Germany, Mohamed Fouad Shukri provides an in-depth analysis of one of the most devastating chapters in human history. World War II is known as one of the most devastating conflicts, resulting in millions of casualties, destroying countries, collapsing economies, and threatening world stability. But who was behind this massive devastation? Focusing on Adolf Hitler and his boundless ambitions, the book reveals to us how Hitler's ambitious policy of imposing control on the "Aryan people" was the main reason for the outbreak of World War II and the intensification of the conflict with the Allied Powers. Shukri reviews how Hitler's actions caused the deterioration of political and economic conditions and changed the social structure of the entire world. "Nazi Germany" is not just a historical study; Rather, it is an exploratory journey into the heart of the global crisis that has shaken humanity. Through his experiences and deep observation of the changes in the European political theater, the author conveys to us a clear picture of the disadvantages and reasons for the rise and fall of Nazi Germany.