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Unlike AN AFRO-GERMAN FAMILY IN NAZI GERMANY, which is an amazing case study of otherness in Nazi Germany, this second book in Ms. Clark's Black Wolf tetralogy tackles a multitude of related topics and themes, thus providing readers with several accounts of otherness. Contrary to what mainstream history dictates, Nazi Germany was far more practical, reasonable, and tolerant vis-a-vis race, race-mixing, ethnicity, and international relations than one might think. With this one-of-a-kind survey, analysis, and synthesis of both mainstream and revisionist portrayals of otherness in Nazi Germany, Ms. Clark lays the groundwork for much, if not all, future research in this very neglected area of Third Reich studies. She has tapped so many rare and valuable sources, and offers such intriguing insight into her selected sources, that one cannot possibly know the Third Reich without reading this book. She skillfully explains and evidences her BLACK NAZIS thesis, meanwhile offering so many fresh new perspectives on this passe era of history that one will be shocked to learn so much new information. On the Web: https: //blackwolftetralogy.wordpress.com/

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Weronika Kuzniar Clark (V. K. Clark) specializes in World War II and military history. She has been called one of the best historians of World War Two by numerous readers and fans. She earned her bachelor's degree with High Honors in Liberal Studies with Global Political Science in 2005 and her master's degree with Honors in Military History in 2009.

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