Brushing up on Fascist history before I read R.P Dutt and I’ve only seen great praise on Richard Evan’s trilogy of Nazi Germany. Reading the actual book though it’s incredibly detailed and seems like a thorough history but I’m not quite sure from which political framework Evan’s is approaching it from. It comes across as slightly sympathetic to Marxist movements with jabs here and there on communism but overall it seems good. Some sections that come across as anti-communist do contradict the things I’ve heard from fellow marxists but never actually looked into (this is my first serious reading of Nazi History) like some remarks on Rosa Luxembourg’s efficacy as an organizer but idk. Is this a compatible reading of Nazi History with a Marxist framework?
Title says it all. Can’t find any way to acquire a hard copy of the book.
Edit: looking specifically for English edition
