The Last Days of Hitler: The Classic Account of Hitler's Fall From Power (Paperback)

The Last Days of Hitler: The Classic Account of Hitler's Fall From Power by Hugh Trevor-Roper is a meticulously researched historical account of the final days of Adolf Hitler and the collapse of Nazi Germany in 1945. Based on documents, interviews, and eye-witness testimonies, the book provides a detailed narrative of Hitler’s life inside his Berlin bunker during the final months of World War II, leading up to his suicide.
Trevor-Roper examines the internal dynamics of the Nazi leadership, including the growing despair and chaos as Allied forces closed in. The book also delves into the personal lives and psychological state of Hitler and his inner circle, shedding light on the dictator's decisions, paranoia, and refusal to surrender. By chronicling the collapse of the Nazi regime, the book offers a gripping portrayal of the disintegration of one of the most infamous dictatorships in history.
First published in 1947, The Last Days of Hitler has become a definitive work on the subject, providing an authoritative and vivid account of the final chapter in Hitler’s life and the Third Reich.