Hitler's Backers -- Martin Bormann and His Diary

Author: (Russia) Bezymensky, translated by Xu Jindong, Li Chunmei
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book narrates the story of Martin Bormann, a prominent figure in the mysterious and enigmatic Third Reich during World War II, from his rise to his death. The novel reveals through a wealth of secret archival materials and his personal diaries that this private secretary to Hitler and head of the Nazi Party Central Office participated in formulating the "Wannsee Plan" for the extermination of Jews and personally ordered the creation of gas chambers, committing bloody crimes. It depicts his role as the compiler and executor of Hitler's political and private wills, becoming one of the successors to the empire. The book also portrays historical facts such as Hitler's wedding to his mistress in an underground palace before the fall of the Third Reich, celebrating his birthday, followed by their suicide. The work is rich in material and contains little-known content, making it a chilling read.