Rochus Misch was Adolf Hitler's personal bodyguard from 1940 to 1945. He was the last German soldier to leave Hitler's bunker after the fall of Berlin. After spending 9 years in captivity in the USSR, Misch returned to Germany. In 2004, he agreed to give a series of interviews to the French journalist, representative of the Le Monde newspaper Nicolas Boursier, from which this book was born - the memoirs of the last living witness to the greatness and fall of the Third Reich. Rochus Misch is the last. The last survivor of Adolf Hitler's personal guard. The last soldier to leave the Fuhrer's bunker on May 2, 1945, the day the Red Army captured the ruined capital of the Third Reich. One of the few witnesses who saw the lifeless bodies of the dictator and his companion Eva Braun, curled up on a sofa in the concrete crypt of an air-raid shelter. An SS officer of twenty-seven years old, he was the last person with whom Propaganda Minister Goebbels spoke before he, in turn, committed suicide. Now Rochus Misch decided to talk about his past, to shake off the dust from the memories of the great tragedy of the 20th century. He's ready. I agree to relive my entire life and outline it in detail, putting my signature at the end of the book...