First published in 1952, is a comprehensive biography of Adolf Hitler, examining his rise from obscurity to dictatorial power. Bullock analyses Hitler's early life, political ascent, and the mechanisms through which he consolidated authority in Nazi Germany. The book delves into Hitler's foreign policy decisions, including the invasion of Russia, and his role in the Holocaust. Bullock portrays Hitler as a manipulative opportunist, highlighting his ability to deceive and dominate both allies and adversaries. The biography also reflects on the broader implications of Hitler's regime on world history