The Good Germans: Resisting the Nazis, 1933-1945 by Catrine Clay

Six Ordinary Lives Against Hitler's Regime

Good condition – light cover, edge and corner wear with some visible marks.

Award-winning historian Catrine Clay tells the true stories of six very different Germans - from a Prussian aristocrat to a factory worker, a schoolboy, and the daughter of a Communist leader - who found the courage to resist the Nazi regime, often at enormous personal risk. Rather than focusing on famous plots or resistance groups, Clay reveals how everyday people pushed back in small but defiant ways, weaving their individual stories into the wider, harrowing history of Germany between 1933 and 1945. A compelling and humanising account of courage under one of history's most brutal regimes.