Unfinished Victory by Arthur Bryant, published in 1940, presents a controversial perspective on pre-World War II Europe. Bryant, a British historian, examines the political and economic conditions in Germany before the war, portraying HitlerÕs rise in a somewhat sympathetic light. The book discusses GermanyÕs recovery from the economic struggles of the Weimar Republic, emphasizing nationalism and social unity. However, due to its problematic views, particularly regarding anti-Semitism, Bryant later attempted to withdraw the book from circulation., Germany, nationalism, society, World War II, WWII, economic recovery, Arthur Bryant| | 302PAGES