Hitler's Geostrategist?: The Myth of Karl Haushofer and the “Institut für Geopolitik”

David Thomas Murphy

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Hitler's “Thousand‐year Reich” existed for little more than a decade, but it has generated an abundant and enduring historical mythology. This typically assumes lurid, and sometimes gruesome, forms...

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