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This is the fascinating and horrifying history of the Krupp family and it's armament factories which supplied Germany's war machine from cannons to tanks, guns and U-boats.

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A well-told story of a family whose fate has been closely linked to that of Germany for the past 100 years. * Library Journal *
Peter Batty has written a hard-hitting expose of the firm that has played a key role in Europe's military and political history. He gives an astounding account of the centuries-old organization which… has survived depression, military defeats and foreign occupations. His book is must reading for those who want to understand world affairs from the inside. * The Saturday Review *
A saga of intrigue and greed, of lust for power and possession of power and, above all, a story of dangerous men. The author relates it with solid scholarship and narrative excellence. * World War II History *

The House of Krupp

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      Publisher: Cooper Square Press
      Publication Date: 12/3/2001 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780815411550, 978-0815411550
      ISBN10: 0815411553

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This is the fascinating and horrifying history of the Krupp family and it's armament factories which supplied Germany's war machine from cannons to tanks, guns and U-boats.

      Trade Review
      A well-told story of a family whose fate has been closely linked to that of Germany for the past 100 years. * Library Journal *
      Peter Batty has written a hard-hitting expose of the firm that has played a key role in Europe's military and political history. He gives an astounding account of the centuries-old organization which… has survived depression, military defeats and foreign occupations. His book is must reading for those who want to understand world affairs from the inside. * The Saturday Review *
      A saga of intrigue and greed, of lust for power and possession of power and, above all, a story of dangerous men. The author relates it with solid scholarship and narrative excellence. * World War II History *

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