This is the novelization of a TV movie which was based on a real-life incident: a high-school teacher uses a fictitious movement to illustrate some of the ways the Nazis gained power in Weimar Germany.

Here's another copy on my shelf.

I was interested to discover that the teacher who created The Third Wave is also the author of another memorable book I read as a kid, The Acorn People - also based on real-life events.

Available.

Currently reserved for tabby-cat-owner's Holocaust VBB. Ready to travel again.

To be released somewhere in/around the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall during the Great Aloha Run Health & Fitness Expo; released for msrubble's 2015 movie challenge.

(Larger photo here.)

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