2006 Scholastic oversized paperback of the 2005 history of the massive fascist youth propaganda movement 1933-1945. I found this copy, evidently discarded from some unidentifed library collection, some weeks ago in the free books pile on the porch of Dimond Library.

Edit December 10, 2018: This is a fascinating look at the propaganda machine, and what it does to kids' minds when wielded by the totalitarian state. I currently have this ranked at #661 on my ranked list of best-read books lately.

... in the donation box.

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