The Order of the Day
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Awarded the Prix Goncourt in 2017, this stunningly exquisite, unconventional history explores several pivotal moments in the rise of Nazi Germany. The perspective is intimate; focused on conversations in closed rooms exposing the obfuscations, the bargains, the bluster, cowardice and acquiescence of historical actors. The question Vuillard poses is whether significant events follow from momentous action or if they are more likely the fumblings of the mediocre. This is a book with as much to say about the course of history past as of history unfolding. An alarm.
Named a Best Book of the Year by NPR, Boston Globe, and Literary Hub
Winner of the 2017 Goncourt Prize, this behind-the-scenes account of the manipulation, hubris, and greed that together led to Nazi Germany’s annexation of Austria brilliantly dismantles the myth of an effortless victory and offers a dire warning for our current political crisis.
February 20, 1933, an unremarkable day during a harsh Berlin winter: A meeting of twenty-four German captains of industry and senior Nazi officials...
Winner of the 2017 Goncourt Prize, this behind-the-scenes account of the manipulation, hubris, and greed that together led to Nazi Germany’s annexation of Austria brilliantly dismantles the myth of an effortless victory and offers a dire warning for our current political crisis.
February 20, 1933, an unremarkable day during a harsh Berlin winter: A meeting of twenty-four German captains of industry and senior Nazi officials...























