At two locations in the United States are hundreds of books from Hitler's personal libraries at his Alpine home, his Munich apartment and the Reich Chancellery in Berlin. Very rarely examined by historians, many contain Hitler's hand-written annotations and opinions. How did these collections end up in the US and what kinds of books was Hitler reading? Subjects range from military histories to eroticism and the occult.

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Sources:
'Hitler's Forgotten Library' by Timothy Ryback, Atlantic Monthly, May 2003
'Hitler's Library', Ambrus Miskolczy, (Central European University Press: 2003)
Credits: US National Archives; Library of Congress; Bundesarchiv; Filetime; Carol M. Highsmith; Raul654