Questions About Hitler's Last Days: The Death of the Nazi Regime and the World's Most Notorious Dictator

by Bill O'Reilly (Goodreads Author)

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Killing Patton was a pointless essay about a ridiculous theory...this book however seems to be much interesting as it's directed as a major figure in WWII. I believe this book was written because most people found the Patton story to be far-fetched...and this book is a face-saving follow-up? Agree?

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Is there anything new in this book? Anything we don't already know? I've already read about Hitler until I'm cross-eyed. I can't imagine there being new material out there waiting to be discovered.

Laura I thought the book focused on the last battles, more than Hitler. So much has been written about WWII that you may not learn anything new. I like the …moreI thought the book focused on the last battles, more than Hitler. So much has been written about WWII that you may not learn anything new. I like the way he laid out the timeline and behind the scenes planning.....but you may already know this (less)

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Hitler wasn't murdered, nor was he missed after his death. If this is his young-adult answer to "Killing Patton", why hasn't he written "Patton's Last Days"?

Gary Schantz Because Killing Patton was a big theory that most WWII enthusiasts didn't buy into as the story was far-fetched.…moreBecause Killing Patton was a big theory that most WWII enthusiasts didn't buy into as the story was far-fetched.(less)

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