War photographer Heinrich Hoffmann met Hitler in Munich at the dawn of the Nazi movement. He immediately felt that the aspiring politician would go far, and did everything to become his personal photographer. For a long time, Hoffmann was the only one who was allowed to photograph the Fuhrer in an informal setting. He talks about the diplomatic trips on which he accompanied Hitler. Describes him in a private setting - surrounded by friends, women, foreign politicians. The reader has the opportunity to find out what a fanatical madman was like in his private life, who destroyed millions of people in the dream of power over the world.