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The Last Days of Hitler is a historical account of the end of Second World War and the fate of its greatest antagonist: Adolf Hitler. Summary of the Book The greatest question after the Second World War was related to the fate of Adolf Hitler. What really happened to him? How did he disappear? Some claimed he killed himself, others claimed he fled to hide in complete seclusion. In this book, readers will discover the various accounts of Hitler’s fate. They will discover what happened in that fateful bunker in the final days of the Third Reich. This book brings together some of the most carefully gathered accounts of the end of the Second World War. It completes the chapter on one of the most hated men in recent times, the man who said his goal was total victory or annihilation: the man known as Adolf Hitler. About Hugh Trevor-Roper Hugh Redwald Trevor-Roper was an English historian, scholar and the Baron Dacre of Glanton. He was also the Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford University. He has also written: Hitler's Place in History, The Rise of Christian Europe and The Invention of Scotland: Myth and History.