> >I once read a biography of Eva Braun (Hitler's mistress), and that was fascinating. I suppose the book is much more interesting if you are fascinated with World War II, though.
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> > Ell"I guess I wasn't much help"myruh
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> On a related note, can anyone recommend a book on the history of Germany in the middle ages? It seems like every book on Germany in the history section of every bookstore is all about World War Two. Call me silly, but I suspect that the history of Germany didn't just begin in 1937.
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> -Faux "silly" Pas

Well, it wasn't technically called Germany back then. I'm not too good on history from the middle ages, but when I typed "Germany in the middle ages" (include the quotes) into dogpile.com (my most-used search engine), it came up with a bunch of stuff.

Try these links, and from there you can get ideas of other book subjects to look under:
* http://art1.candor.com/barbarian/suevi.htm
* http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/tacitus1.html

Or, even better yet, try this link. The guy teaches about Germany in the middle ages, and he has written books on it, which are listed on the page:
http://www.folwell.umn.edu/gsd/faculty/RW.html

Hope this helps!

Ell "Any excuse to conquer the internet!" myruh