Hitler: La caduta, 1939-1945

Understanding the formative experiences that shaped Hitler could shed light on his later actions. Did Ullrich uncover new insights that challenge common narratives?

The way the book situates Hitler within the broader societal and political upheaval of Germany added a layer of depth. I wonder if others found it heightened the sense of inevitability.

Balancing detail and narrative flow must have been challenging. I'm curious about what criteria guided the selection of specific incidents or personalities.