There is one of Schicklgruber's books I do have a sneaking liking for, I think the English title is "Downfall" - I forget the original German name - and it's one of my guilty pleasures.
The hero - or rather anti-hero, as he's quite an obnoxious character - is surrounded on all sides by enemies, within and without as he's under seige and dies under mysterious circumstances. For one of Adolf's books, it's very bleak. From what I gather, it was his last and written when he was dying from Parkinson's Disease. Wikipedia says he died during a tour of Argentina in the 1960s and there are hints that it may have been finished by his secretary and agent, Martin Bormann. However, we all know how reliable Wikipedia can be!
The hero - or rather anti-hero, as he's quite an obnoxious character - is surrounded on all sides by enemies, within and without as he's under seige and dies under mysterious circumstances. For one of Adolf's books, it's very bleak. From what I gather, it was his last and written when he was dying from Parkinson's Disease. Wikipedia says he died during a tour of Argentina in the 1960s and there are hints that it may have been finished by his secretary and agent, Martin Bormann. However, we all know how reliable Wikipedia can be!