Deciphering the Blueprint Nazism had very specific views on foreign policy. To understand these views, historians turn to important documents like the 25-Point Programme, Mein Kampf, and the Hossbach Memorandum.

• Purpose: Gives insight into the Nazis' aims in foreign policy.

Real-World Example: Imagine this book as the "instruction manual" of Nazism—though there's debate on whether Hitler stuck to the "manual" or improvised as he went along.