The Hitler Book

In 1945, Josef Stalin, who had never been able to shake off the nightmare of Adolf Hitler, refused to believe that the dictator had committed suicide. He ordered his secret police, the NKVD, to explore Hitlers private life, and to clarify the circumstances of his death. For months the NKVD interro [...]
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In 1945, Josef Stalin, who had never been able to shake off the nightmare of Adolf Hitler, refused to believe that the dictator had committed suicide. He ordered his secret police, the NKVD, to explore Hitlers private life, and to clarify the circumstances of his death. For months the NKVD interrogated Hitlers two closest assistants, Otto Guensche and Heinz Linge. The resulting first-hand narrative of a decade of service in Hitlers headquarters was presented to Stalin in a limited edition of one, and for over fifty years was hidden in a Russian archive. Never before published in its entirety, it is [a] notable historical document (Wall Street Journal) that gives an absorbing, truly disturbing account of Hitler and his demonic court (PublishersWeekly)