The World Hitler Never Made

This 2005 study explores the representation of alternate histories of Nazism in Western popular culture, examining how these narratives shape perceptions of history and influence cultural discourse. The book delves into various media, analyzing how fictional portrayals challenge or reinforce societal views on totalitarianism, morality, and the consequences of historical events. Through this lens, it highlights the complexities and implications of reimagining pivotal moments in history, offering a critical perspective on the interplay between history and imagination.