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Title: Hitler and Munich by Brian Deming, Ted Iliff ISBN: 3-922590-46-2 Publisher: Plenk, Anton, Verlag Pub. Date: 01 April, 1998 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $25.00

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Average Customer Rating: 4 (1 review)

Rating: 4
Summary: A nifty but highly specialized book
Comment: If you're interested in Hitler's life in Munich and want to visit the city and track down his old haunts, then this book will be right up your alley. I can't imagine there's a high demand for such a specialized work, but I first purchased this in 1989 in Germany and found is very useful.

Munich was Hitler's favorite city, where he had his apartment at 16 Prinzregentenplatz, where he had his "Stammtisch" at the Osteria Bavaria and the Cafe Heck, and where he spent the bulk of his private time after WWI. It was here that he met Eva Braun and where he provided her with a home at 12 Wasserburgerstrasse in Bogenhausen. All of these places still exist and can be visited by the curious. This book will aid you in your journey, as it contains detailed maps and descriptions of many Hitler-related venues in the Bavarian capitol.

Increasingly, people are discovering that despite massive Allied bombing, Munich is, in some places, remarkably unchanged from the period when Hitlerlived here. Few places are as evocative or unchanged at his pre-war apartment, at 41 Thierschstrasse. If you want directions on how to get there, purchase this book and follow the map. You'll be walking in history's footsteps.