"There was no opposition to Hitler in Germany" - this is not only one of the most common, but also the most controversial postulates. Throughout his political career, Hitler constantly faced opposition within his own Nazi movement, in the ranks of his associates. Breuninger's book sheds light on the power struggle within the leadership of the National Socialist Party. Already during the so-called "second period of struggle" (1925-1933), there were suspensions from leading posts, the complete dissolution of local party organizations, far-reaching rivalry among the leading elite, processes of expulsion from the party and the subsequent restoration of party membership.