HITLER'S MIND - IGOR WITKOWSKI

The book "Hitler's Mind" is a fascinating journey into the psyche of one of the most controversial leaders in history. Igor Witkowski, a well-known historian and publicist, analyzes the mechanisms that brought Adolf Hitler to power in Germany. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the phenomenon of Nazism and its impact on the fate of the world. Discover unknown facts and surprising interpretations!

• Sources of German anti-Semitism: Explanation of the sudden appearance of anti-Semitism in German society.
• Hitler's psychological predispositions: Analysis of Hitler's parapsychological abilities that helped him influence people.
• Assassination attempts on Hitler: Description of the largest, almost unknown assassination attempt on Hitler's train near Strychów.
• Hitler's economic miracle: The mechanism of the "economic miracle" and its impact on Hitler's popularity.
• German analysis from 1944: A realistic description of the Cold War after Germany's defeat.

This book addresses little-known or even unspoken issues regarding the mechanism that allowed the future criminal of all time to gain immense popularity in Germany. Part of the answer to this question is an explanation of the origins of German anti-Semitism, which is unknown to most readers - especially since it suddenly appeared in a society where Jews had previously been assimilated. The author also analyzes Hitler's extraordinary psychological and even parapsychological predispositions, which allowed him to influence people, sense dangers, and survive numerous assassination attempts. The almost unknown, largest assassination attempt - on Hitler's train near Strychów - is described.

Witkowski also analyzes the mechanism of Hitler's "economic miracle," which is unknown to most people, analyzed his successes and strategic mistakes, and described little-known private aspects of his life. An undeniable unique feature is the German analysis presented in the book, developed in 1944 (surprisingly realistic), describing the Cold War that was to engulf the world after Germany's defeat.

WIS-2 Publishing presents this publication in 166x238 mm format, published in 2025. Although the number of pages is not specified, the book's content guarantees a fascinating read for any history and psychology enthusiast.