Podcasts that mention 📚 The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer

As an example, I admire William Shirer, the author of many books on Hitler, including "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich." He was there and lived through it and covered it objectively to the degree that one could.

In this segment, Lex Fridman expresses his admiration for William Shirer and specifically highlights the book 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.' He notes Shirer's unique firsthand experience and objective coverage of the subject, which contributes to the depth of knowledge he brings to his discussions with world leaders.

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The way The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich is written about Hitler is appealing because there's almost no criticism of him. It's a description of Hitler, which is easier to do for a historical figure.

In the discussion, Ben Shapiro references the book 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' while examining how historical narratives about Hitler can be presented without excessive bias, illustrating the nature of objective historical writing.

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One of the things I've recently re-read for the second time is 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich', which I think is the best telling of the rise and fall of Hitler.

Lex Fridman mentions that he recently re-read 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' to introduce a discussion about how intelligent people can participate in atrocities. This mention is significant as it contrasts with the idea of a 'g factor' for goodness, touching on ethics and human behavior.

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Nevertheless, Winston Churchill is somebody, I mean, just reading the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, is an incredible figure to me.

In the podcast, Lex references William Shirer's book, "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," while exploring the remarkable qualities of Winston Churchill.

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Dan Carlin inspired my passion for history, igniting an obsession that has led me to read dense historical texts like 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.'

Grimes shares that her passion for history was ignited by Dan Carlin, which led her to read dense historical texts, including 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.'

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What do you think about the 'Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' book?

Lex questions Grimes about her opinion on the book 'Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' after she previously mentioned having read it twice.

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especially when i listen to certain kinds of audiobooks like i've listened to the rise and fall of the third reich i've listened to a lot of sort of world war ii which at once because i have a lot of family who's lost in world war ii and so so much of the soviet union is grounded in the suffering of world war ii that somehow it connects me to my history

Lex Fridman mentions listening to this audiobook as part of his interest in World War II history.

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and after that i also got into um audiobooks um oh i listened to the entire um the rise and fall of the third reich the whole thing 45 hours that that was fascinating

Vitalik mentions listening to the entire audiobook of this book and finding it fascinating.

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so this one um if you need a one volume rise and fall the third reich I think you talked about that william shire

Sagar mentions William Shirer's 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' as a good one-volume alternative to biographies.

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yeah i've been reading as i don't shut up about the the rise and fall of the third reich and you know there there's economic effects uh that uh take a decade to you know there's going to be long lasting effects that may uh may be destructive to the very fabric of this nation

Lex mentions reading this book and relates its discussion of economic effects to the potential long-lasting impact of the pandemic on the nation.

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I love yeah the reading I'm reading it's so long it's been taking me forever the the rise and Falls the Third Reich

The host mentions reading this book and finding it long.

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okay i've uh i've recently almost done with the rise in the fall of the third reich it's one of the historical descriptions of hitler's rise to power nazis rise to power

Lex Fridman mentions he is reading 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' as a historical account of the rise of Nazism.

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I'm one of the big problems for me right now is I'm reading the rise and fall of the Third Reich Light reading so it's everything is just I just see parallels and every I mean it's it's you have to be really careful not to overstep it but just the the thing that worries me the most is the pain that people feel when of com when a few things combined which is like economic depression which is quite possible in this country and then just being disrespected

Lex Fridman mentions reading this book and seeing parallels to current events, particularly concerning economic depression and disrespect leading to potential charismatic leadership.

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yeah i've been reading the the rise and fall of the third reich

Lex mentions that he has been reading this book.

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for sure when I start reading the rise and fall of the third reich and start thinking about nazi germany I can empathize with everybody involved

The host mentions reading 'The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich' as an example of engaging with difficult historical topics to foster empathy.

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i've been reading uh the rise and fall of the third reich

Lex mentions reading this book while discussing Hitler and the 1930s.

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i'm reading the rise and fall of the third reich Oh my god So i'm like really steeped into like world war ii and stalin and hitler and just these dramatic personalities that brought so much evil to the world

Lex mentions he is currently reading this book and how it relates to his interest in World War II history.

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and how i mentioned to you off camera that i've been reading uh the the rise and fall of the third reich

Lex Fridman mentions reading this book and its depiction of anger and hatred arising from economic pain.

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and then I just got done reading the rise of the Third Reich which is like which is like a 1500 or 1300 word like epic

The host mentions reading this book as an example of a detailed, epic historical work.

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and the reason I'm thinking about that is I just finished this like Epic book It's like 1400 pages long It's called the uh what is it called the I think it's the rise and fall of the Third Reich Have you heard of that yeah so it's kind of one of the seminal texts on Hitler and Nazism

Speaker mentions finishing a long book about Hitler and Nazism and states its title.

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he inspired me to try to do a solo thing like an episode on um on hitler on the rise and fall of the third reich so i've i read a book called the rise and fall of the third reich is this huge volume I recommend people read it It tells the story of how hitler came to power and it tells the story from the perspective of the person who was there so it was written in the nine in uh i want to say 60s and 70s by a person who was a journalist that lived through it

Lex mentions reading this book and being inspired by Dan Carlin to do an episode on the topic. He describes the book and its author's perspective.

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I've been reading the rise and fall of the third reich Great book I recommend it highly It talks about the 30s and the rise of hitler in germany And the pain both economic and psychological turns into this like dark energy that can be combined with a charismatic leader to go into a direction of hatred versus love and progress

Lex Fridman mentions he is currently reading this book and recommends it, discussing its relevance to understanding the rise of Hitler and the current political climate.

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