Evan Mawdsley
From the Kremlin’s Archives
The Hitler Book: The Secret Dossier Prepared for Stalin
By Henrik Eberle and Matthias Uhl (ed)
John Murray 370pp £20 order from our bookshop
Interest in Hitler, and particularly the last days of the Third Reich, seems inexhaustible, and the flow of publications endless. The latest offering in the genre is The Hitler Book, which promises two layers of novelty – a ‘new’ inside view of the Führer’s everyday life, and a revelation of material formerly hidden away in ‘Stalin’s archives’.
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