"Berlin Diary: Diary of a Foreign Correspondent, 1934-1941" is a unique book that reflects the panorama of life in pre-war Germany through the lens of the author's isolated observations. In his diary, the correspondent honestly describes his impressions of life in Nazi Berlin, talks about the political atmosphere, colorful events and people he meets on his way. Delving into the maze of historical circumstances, he tells the story of the Nazi regime's threat to the world and the sense of dread that permeated every aspect of life in the heyday of Hitler's Germany. This book is a valuable document that sheds light on the events of the period before the Second World War and allows the reader to understand the dynamics of the time when feelings of danger and anxiety demanded urgent intervention of the world community.