Xlibris Corporation. Near Fine with no dust jacket; Lightly bumped corners, light diagonal . crease to front cover; otherwise fine.. 2001. First Softcover Edition; First Printing. Paperback. 0738831212 . 1.32 x 8.72 x 5.62 Inches; 536 pages; Victory of the Allies was no longer in doubt. Russian forces had reached Berlin. Yet, Hitler ordered his troops to keep on fighting. Among the last who defended his headquarters, an underground bunker in the Reich Chancellery garden, were boy soldiers, 13 to 17 years old, members of the Hitler Youth Volkssturm (home defence force). The dictator had reached the point where he wanted the earth scorched. Facing total defeat, he now was willing to sacrifice everything and everybody, including the German people, even the youngest. Lehmann was a witness to what happened in the Fuehrerbunker. He was the runner who carried some of the last orders issued by the dictator, right up to his suicide. Many details as described in this book have never before been disclosed. This is a gripping story of survival - and later of redemption - a story of endurance amidst the horrors and brutalities, a first-hand historical account, already highly acclaimed by leading historians. ***SIGNED/INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR: "To Jane, With all best wishes. Armin"; Signed by Author . (more information)

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