Books like Hitler's willing executioners by Daniel Jonah Goldhagen

Bloodlands chronicles the brutal mass killings that took place between 1939 and 1945 in Eastern Europe, detailing how Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union jointly perpetrated genocide, war crimes, and forced famines that claimed millions of lives.

Set in Warsaw during World War II, the novel follows Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, director of the Jewish ghetto, as he transforms it into an industrial hub, a decision that yields profound consequences.

This first full-length English-language biography of Joachim von Ribbentrop, Adolf Hitler's notorious foreign minister, is also an authoritative account of the social and political workings of Nazi Germany. The result of a lifetime of research and firsthand experience, the book combines narrative history of the highest order and intimate familiarity with the people, events, and social currents that animated Hitler's regime. A well-to-do social climber who made and married money, von Ribbentrop was among the few in Hitler's circle with a claim to social prominence. As ambassador to England, von Ribbentrop quickly worked his way up to head the Foreign Ministry, along the way negotiating the British Naval Agreement, the Anti-Comintern Pact, and the Soviet Non-Aggression Pact. Frustrated during the war, when diplomacy was rendered virtually obsolete, von Ribbentrop never forsook his Fuhrer even at Nurnberg, where he was tried and hanged as a senior war criminal. With a provocative foreword by Tom Wolfe that draws disturbing comparisons between the Berlin of the 1930s and American society of the 1980s, Hitler's Diplomat is not only the riveting story of one of Hitler's closest collaborators, it also provides a window onto a side of Nazi Germany that is as fascinating as it is troubling: the men and women of culture and means who gave themselves to Hitler and his war machine.

A comprehensive examination of the Waffen‑SS, detailing its origins, development, combat exploits and the brutal atrocities that defined Germany’s paramilitary force during World War II.

A biography of Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels, exploring his influence on Hitler’s antisemitic policies and the Holocaust.