What are the best books describing Germany after WW2?

I'm going to interpret after wwii liberally, because this is the best. ​ ​ ​or maybe this one. Either way, you have to read both of them to really understand Germany post war. read more

I'm going to interpret after wwii liberally, because this is the best. or maybe this one. Either way, you have to read both of them to really understand Germany post war. read more

Keith Lowe is an author and historian. He has written two works of fiction and two critically acclaimed books about World War Two and its aftermath. Inferno is about the firebombing of Hamburg by British and US air forces in 1943, which destroyed most of the city and resulted in some 40,000 civilian deaths. read more

As Hitler's influence fades, so does his Reich! The only way Germany wins the war is if it ends in 1940 after the Battle of France. AT BEST, Germany gets pre WWI borders, plus Austria, Sudetenland, Schleswig Holstein and Alsace Lorraine. From that point on Germany probably goes the route of Franco's Spain. read more