Volume 24, Number 9 · May 26, 1977
The Schicklgruber Story
By Alan Bullock
Hitler's War
by David Irving
Viking, 926 pp., $17.50
Adolf Hitler
by John Toland
Doubleday, 1,035 pp., $14.95
Hitler Among the Germans
by Rudolph Binion
Elsevier, 207 pp., $12.00
The Psychopathic God, Adolf Hitler
by Robert G.L. Waite
Basic Books, 482 pp., $13.50
'It seems likely,' Robert Waite begins his book, 'that more will be written about Adolf Hitler than about anyone else in history with the exception of Jesus Christ.' This is a depressing prospect indeed. Why Hitler should continue to arouse such interest is a subject worthy of a major essay, for which The New York Review might well offer a prize. At the bottom of his first page Professor Waite prints this quotation:
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