Understanding Democracy: Economic and Political Perspectives Book

An excellently written and researched book about the role of the family in Nazi Germany. Pine breaks down the different factions of people in Nazi Germany into three family groups. The first being the elite 'Aryan' families. The second being the questionable asocial families, of which are broken into further subcategories. And then finally covering the Jewish families unfortunate enough to live during this turbulent time. Pine breaks down how each group was manipulated and torn a part in the years under the Nazi Socialist Regime. An eye opening look into one of the most infamous governments of the 20th century and how their policies and laws not only affected the family unit but how they used these policies and laws to achieve the perfect Aryan race.
If you are interested in learning about Nazi Germany and how the people were influenced under the power of the Nazi party, I highly recommend this book. It's amazing and horrifying to see how they were able to manipulate the people through the use of propaganda, education, separation of groups, and the implementation of laws.