Khāṭirāt-i munshī-yi shakhṣī-yi Hītlir (Bā pīshvā tā abad): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Christa Schroeder was an ordinary woman who lived in an absolutely extraordinary time. Schroeder, the Führer's secretary from the beginning to the end of the Third Reich, knew Hitler as well as anyone and was in a very good position to comment on Hitler's behavior and personality. His book has a pleasant style and is important: from the brief description of the characters around Hitler to an inside look at the major events of the day and presenting a very personal and enlightening picture of Hitler himself, these memoirs are a collection of contemporary notes and letters. Post-war memoirs, Christa Schroeder's own account of that fascinating time, as well as fascinating comments from Hitler's entourage about the highlights of the Third Reich.