About the book: 1983 / The book by the famous English historian tells the story of Adolf Hitler's personal physician Theodor Morell. Being infinitely far from the ideas of conquering living space in the East or the final solution to the Jewish question, Morell listened to the complaints of his high-ranking patient for several years and treated him. In order to protect himself in case of persecution, Morell kept a diary in which, with purely German pedantry, he wrote down everything that Hitler suffered from and how he treated him. Irving compared the diary entries with the chronology of World War II and came to some not entirely obvious conclusions. The book will be of interest not only to history buffs, but also to attending physicians - they will be able to evaluate Morell’s treatment methods from a professional point of view.