Fast-paced, exciting and palpitating! I read this over and over again but I haven't gotten tired of it... shocking climax! Someday someone will make a film out of it.

This was a fascinating book about what a trial of Hitler would be like. The hatred and ignorance the led him to power still exists in the world. This book explores not just the man but the people who would stand behind him today it he was found and tried.

The 'Trial of Adolph Hitler' sounds like a fascinating concept for a novel, and that's why I bought it. Although the writing was fair, I feel the story could have been researched & written much more thorough. It seemed to me the novel was written in spurts, because some parts seemed very suspenseful and fluid, yet others seemed like they were added to fill gaps. I got the impression the author tried to hurry and finish the story. It could have been a much better novel had the author spent more time on developing the character of the 80 year-old Hitler. For the most part, the character seemed like the stereotyped, one-dimensional dictator you see in 1940s cartoons; but a few short times, his persona seemed to take over. I would like to have seen more of that character. The first part of the novel seemed more detailed and well written; then there was a short trial, and then it ended. No big surprises. I was hoping Hitler's defense would bring up Stalin's atrocities, the US support of Castro and the Vietnam "Conflict"; I kept hoping for a 'message' but there was none. Still, a fair read. I learned a few things about Germany I didn't know. However, the trial seemed phony & the defense would have objected to the prosecutor selecting the judges. Just didn't seem realistic.

This book is good for just about anybody, it came through as an ideal ending for one of the most popular world war two "what if's?" in history, "What if Hitler survived, and turned himself in?" you won't be able to put it aside, the ending will boggle you completely. So, what really DID happen in the bunker?

Adolf Hitler survived the war and stays in hiding for years. He quietly builds the foundation for the fourth Reich, his final act? To appear before the world and stand trial for his actions. The novel was very realistic, and with the same thoughtful insight that went into stories such as "Inherit the Wind". The Fuehrer's defense was very intelligently presented. This book really makes you approach the events of the Nazi era with a different perspective.