All structures and activities of any government are ultimately about one and only one thing – making their citizens happy. In other words, making happy the daily lives of their citizens. And I will prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the Nazi Germany was very successful in this respect (by law, only Germans by blood could be German citizens).
To do that, in chapter eight I will present, analyze and discuss (as usual, in reasonable detail) the daily life of residents (not only German citizens) in Nazi Germany.
The elites, the middle class and the poor; the urban and rural population; workers and managers; men and women; families, parents and children; in peacetime and in wartime (the latter will obviously include the description and analysis of the food rationing system and the black market among other issues).
The Essential Guide to Nazi Germany 