Hitler Archives

Author: Heinz Eberle
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: "The Hitler Archive" is a unique and special collection of materials, compiled from the interrogation records of two individuals who spent the longest time working alongside Hitler—his personal adjutant Jochmann and his adjutant Rüter. As a top-secret document, it was only intended for Stalin's reading and was sealed away for nearly 60 years. Due to historical reasons, many written materials related to the activities of Hitler and the core figures of Nazi Germany were destroyed in the war. Therefore, this collection, which took over four years to compile and was repeatedly reviewed by professional interrogators, is exceptionally authentic and valuable. It not only details Hitler's daily life, dietary habits, and emotional changes but also reveals the extravagant and indulgent lives of Nazi women like Eva Braun and Frau Goebbels. Moreover, it discloses the core military meetings and high-level struggles of the German army that were never recorded in writing, providing firsthand material for a deeper study of the Nazi leaders led by Hitler and their activities.