HITLER'S MILITARY HEADQUARTERS 1939-1945 : RARE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM WARTIME ARCHIVES

As well as being pathological about his security, Hitler believed only he could successfully oversee the Third Reich’s operations. Thus he divided his time between his numerous HQs spread across his empire. We gain an insight into the atmosphere of fear and boredom, interspersed with outbursts of rage often against his generals that existed in these extraordinary installations The book also reveals the extent of the engineering and building effort required to produce this chain of reinforced bunkers, which were constructed by huge labor forces of The Todt Organization The book concludes with Hitler’s final days in Chancellery bunker as the Russians advanced on Berlin "Hitlers hoofdkwartieren 1933-1945" geeft de beelden van een man die ziekelijk was over zijn veiligheid, maar tevens dacht dat hij alle operaties van het Derde Rijk succesvol kon overzien. Dus verdeelde hij zijn tijd over zijn talloze hoofdkwartieren die over zijn hele rijk verspreid waren. Hierdoor geeft dit boek inzicht van de sfeer van angst en verveling die heerste, afgewisseld met beelden van Hitlers woedeuitbarstingen tegen de generaals die deze buitengewone installaties bevolkten. Zie hoe de rollen tussen de voormalige korporaal en de superieure generaals omgedraaid werden. ""Hitlers hoofdkwartieren 1933-1945"" besluit met Hitlers laatste dagen in de bunker onder de Rijkskanselarie, terwijl de Russen Berlijn steeds dichter naderden.

As well as being pathological about his security, Hitler believed only he could successfully oversee the Third Reich's operations. Thus he divided his time between his numerous HQs spread across his empire. We gain an insight into the atmosphere of fear and boredom, interspersed with outbursts of rage often against his generals that existed in these extraordinary installations.

The book also reveals the extent of the engineering and building effort required to produce this chain of reinforced bunkers, which were constructed by huge labor forces of The Todt Organization.

The book concludes with Hitler's final days in Chancellery bunker as the Russians advanced on Berlin.

As well as being pathological about his security, Hitler believed only he could successfully oversee the Third Reichs operations. Thus he divided his time between his numerous HQs spread across his empire. We gain an insight into the atmosphere of fear and boredom, interspersed with outbursts of rage often against his generals that existed in these extraordinary installationsThe book also reveals the extent of the engineering and building effort required to produce this chain of reinforced bunkers, which were constructed by huge labor forces of The Todt OrganizationThe book concludes with Hitlers final days in Chancellery bunker as the Russians advanced on Berlin. [Elib]