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Dans la bibliothèque privée d'Hitler. Les livres qui ont modelé sa vie

par Timothy W. Ryback

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Plus de soixante ans apr s la mort d'Hitler, on pouvait croire que tout avait t crit son sujet. Personne cependant ne s' tait jamais int ress ses lectures, ce qu'elles d voilaient de l'homme, tant il est vrai, comme l'a crit Walter Benjamin, qu' une biblioth que est toujours le t moin privil gi du caract re de son propri taire . Au terme d'une longue investigation, Timothy Ryback est parvenu r unir une partie de la biblioth que priv e d'Hitler, pr s de 1 200 volumes. Les livres qu'Hitler lisait, au moins un par nuit selon son entourage, ceux qui l'ont form , comme les notes manuscrites qu'il inscrivait en marge des textes, nous r v lent ses go ts et ses obsessions. Un regard neuf sur le dictateur.Cette dition comporte un chapitre totalement in dit.… (plus d'informations)
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    Mein kampf (extraits commentés) par Adolf Hitler (Utilisateur anonyme)
    Utilisateur anonyme: Having read about what he read, read what he wrote.
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I managed to finish this one. In terms of pacing, it is a bit slow and dry at times. However, it does give a pretty good glimpse of the kinds of books Hitler collected. What I found fascinating is how the author looks at Hitler's markings and notes in order to get a sense of what Hitler may have been thinking or paying attention to at the time. The book covers a selection of items from Hitler's personal library as a way to look at his life. I certainly recommend it but plan on taking some time to read it. It is an interesting and different look at the man as opposed to the many biographies that are out there. So, in that regard, it would be a good recommendation. Also, if you just like books about the history of books, this is a pretty good choice. ( )
  bloodravenlib | Aug 17, 2020 |
Walter Benjamin sosteneva che si può raccontare molto, di un uomo, osservando i libri che ha letto. E cosa possono svelare, i libri, della vita di chi li ha posseduti, della personalità e delle idee di chi li ha compulsati e annotati se questo appassionato lettore è Adolf Hitler? Timothy Ryback è il primo studioso a occuparsi della biblioteca privata del Führer, rinvenuta in parte nelle città di Monaco e Berlino, in parte nelle stanze del quartier generale del partito nazionalsocialista, nonché tra le ceneri del Berghof, la residenza estiva fatta costruire sulle montagne della Baviera. Furono le forze sovietiche e poi quelle americane, all'indomani della vittoria nella seconda guerra mondiale, a scavare nelle rovine e a trovare le prime tracce delle letture hitleriane: dalle numerose prime edizioni del Mein Kampf, ai libri di arte, architettura, fotografia, ai molti volumi di politica e di propaganda. Collezionista eclettico e asistematico, Hitler amava Shakespeare, era solito citare frasi tratte da Amleto o Giulio Cesare e dimostrò sempre uno spiccato interesse per le Sacre Scritture.

“Originale o plagiario, l’uomo è il romanziere di se stesso”, scrisse Ortega y Gasset. La frase l'ho scelta da tempo per caratterizzare i miei interessi nella lettura. La trovate anche in testa a questo blog. Mai come in questo caso, questa frase si adatta per chi questo libro è stato scritto. Superfluo e scontato dire che la vita stessa del Fuehrer e´ un romanzo, un giallo, un noir e quant´altro si possa dire sul personaggio. Ma qui sono in ballo le sue letture, i libri che lo hanno formato, modellato, fatto pensare e fare cio´ che ha fatto e ancora oggi si cerca di capire come e perche´ l´ha potuto fare.
Scorrendo i titoli che l´autore di questo libro gli attribuisce mi sono davvero spaventato. Non tanto per il numero dei titoli quanto per i nomi degli autori. Molti sono nella mia biblioteca, molti amici e conoscenti li avranno anche loro. Siamo persone normali, peró , almeno speriamo. Ma allora resta lecita la domanda: leggere e´ pericoloso? O almeno leggere questi libri che Hitler ha letto ci puo´ fare diventare tanti piccoli o grandi Hitler? Mamma mia che impressione mi fa! Giuro che mi vien voglia di non leggere piu`…
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  AntonioGallo | Nov 2, 2017 |
Interesting book looking at the books known to be in Hitler's libraries; not a hagiography or a psychological analysis but more a look at what the books added to Hitler's "dilettantish" self-education and what he gleaned from them (via looking at his marginalia or lack thereof). A good, quick read. ( )
  SESchend | Sep 6, 2017 |
A consideration of Hitler's political thought by examining his surviving books, Ryback contrasts what Hitler liked to read (popular fiction, military history, occult & spiritualist works) with the ideological polemics that his early backers and inner circle fed him so Hitler had the necessary ammo for use in his political struggles. Of particular interest is that Hitler might well have not written "Mein Kampf" had he not been challenged by better-educated men for leadership of the Nazi Party, and thus establishing the pattern by which the energetic autodidact became a determined consumer of information and arguments to defend his perspectives.

As for what these perspectives really were, never mind the attempts to link Hitler to assorted German philosophers like Hegel & Nietzsche. The real foundation of Hitler's thought was Johann Gottlieb Fichte, who while not speculating about the human condition also cut a strong figure as a super patriot in response to Prussian defeat at the hands of Napoleon. Fichte called for the unification of the German peoples in pursuit of a Germanic manifest destiny, while, at the same time, fiercely keeping Jewish culture marginalized (if not eliminated) in the envisioned Greater Reich.

While a fairly light read you could do worse in terms of getting a quick overview of the interests and fears that drove Hitler in his personal & political agendas. ( )
  Shrike58 | Oct 28, 2014 |
While it deals with some complex topics, the book is a quite interesting and enjoyable read. Each chapter looks at Hitler's life at a different stage, starting with his WWI service and ending in the Bunker in Berlin at the end of WWII. Each chapter details a particular book that Hitler owned and looks at both the history of Hitler at that time as well as the background of the book, how it came into his collection, what the book is about and the history behind the book and often the author. I was very impressed with this book. ( )
  bookmarkaussie | Oct 4, 2014 |
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I know people who 'read' enormously, book for book, letter for letter, yet who I would not describe as 'well-read.' True, they possess a mass of 'knowledge,' but their brain is unable to organize and register the material they have taken in. They lack the art of sifting what is valuable for them in a book from that which is without value, of retaining the one forever, and, if possible, not even seeing the rest.
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To my mother, who taught me the love of books, and in memory of my father.
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Plus de soixante ans apr s la mort d'Hitler, on pouvait croire que tout avait t crit son sujet. Personne cependant ne s' tait jamais int ress ses lectures, ce qu'elles d voilaient de l'homme, tant il est vrai, comme l'a crit Walter Benjamin, qu' une biblioth que est toujours le t moin privil gi du caract re de son propri taire . Au terme d'une longue investigation, Timothy Ryback est parvenu r unir une partie de la biblioth que priv e d'Hitler, pr s de 1 200 volumes. Les livres qu'Hitler lisait, au moins un par nuit selon son entourage, ceux qui l'ont form , comme les notes manuscrites qu'il inscrivait en marge des textes, nous r v lent ses go ts et ses obsessions. Un regard neuf sur le dictateur.Cette dition comporte un chapitre totalement in dit.

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