Book description
This book has been banned in Europe.
What happenings and environments wrought the most hated manin history? How does a child become a young man who evolved into a self-proclaimed messiah? Why did this oneman become a psychotic who was responsible for the deaths of more than 50 million people?
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1 author picked The Secret Journals of Adolf Hitler as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I read this book as part of the research I did for my WIP, a WW2 novel. Hitler does not play a significant role in my novel, but it is impossible to study the modern history of Europe without wondering what turned a talented young Austrian artist into the most hated man of the 20th Century.
The Secret Journals of Adolf Hitler, Volume 1: The Anointed is Part One of a two-part biography. Presented as a personal journal, this well researched expertly written revelation follows the formative years of Hitler’s life. This exploration seeks to help the reader understand the…
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