Book Description

The texts assembled here are the stenographic records of Adolf Hitler's informal conversations ordered by Martin Bormann as early as 1941, which parallel the initial moments of Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union. First published in 1953, the text has been out of print and unavailable in the United States since then, until Enigma republished it in 2000 and is now offering this completely revised and recomposed edition with newly translated additional documents. Hitler's monologues are considered the best example of nighttime conversations with his immediate entourage, ranging mostly on nonmilitary subjects and his long-range plans. A major document from the Second World War.