A good narrative but now quite out of date. It lacks the input of inner circle members who were locked up in the east at the time this book was published in 1947. The author did cure that problem somewhat with the third edition in 1956. Furthermore, the author does deserve credit for being the first to write a detailed western account of Hitler's last days (which countered the Soviet propaganda).

The Murder of Adolf Hitler' is the re-published title of the book: 'Doppelgängers: The Truth about the Bodies in the Berlin Bunker.' It has some interesting conspiracy theories, speculation and conjecture. In the end it makes for good fiction reading or as the author states, 'surmise'.

A more objective compilation on the subject of Hitler's last days in the Bunker. This book offers a careful re-examination of the evidence, myths and inaccuracies. It includes testimony given at West German Federal Court that lasted from 1952 to 1956 as to Hitler's death.

The book is easy to read. It offers a good overview as a compilation work on the subject. However, it is not as detailed as several others nor is it foot-noted as to its sources for events discussed or views expressed.

The Soviet point of view is reflected time and again. On the plus side, the only one to have full statements of Hitler's most personal aides, Linge and Gunsche. The Hitler Book is the complete full dossier of the USSR's second secret investigation (Operation Myth) done for Stalin.

It covers the weeks and months from November 1, 1943 to October 25, 1944. It begins with the defensive fighting in the Ukraine, USSR and ends with the fighting on the Westfront around Aachen. The book shows how the division really was used like a "fire brigade" being shifted from the Eastfront to the Westfront as the Reich was pushed towards defeat.

The first 52 pages are a biography of Brigadefuhrer Mohnke that includes the Battle of Berlin, Hitler's death and the break out from the Berlin Bunker. Rare photos, copies of awards and certificates included (along with biographies of other members of the Division).

January 1973 British TV production. The production is cheap, has choppy edits and scenes. It is filled with simplistic 'wooden' portrayals and puts forth a blatant agenda shown in contrived scenes throughout. Hitler is one dimensional and over the top in presentation. The worst of 'the Bunker' films.

The Mini-Series is not as graphic or realistic as 'Downfall' but remember it was for network TV in 1981. Anthony Hopkins' portrayal is good overall showing different interaction. However, dramatic effects are still present. The film doesn't have all the major players but does include Dr. Morell and scenes of his treatments/injections. The film has some inaccuracies but overall it holds up well.