anti-Semitic attitude of the later dictator highly unlikely at that time. Joachimsthaler produced important research into the Breitspurbahn, Hitler's desired broad-gauge railway, more than twice the width of the standard gauge of . His first study, published in 1981, is still the standard work. According to historian Ian Kershaw, Joachimsthaler's work The Last Days of Hitler: The Legends, The Evidence, The Truth is a "meticulous study of the testimony and forensic evidence" as to Hitler's last days and death. In addition Kershaw wrote that Joachimsthaler's book in chapters 5–7 were "the most reliable and detailed examination" of the cremation of Hitler and Eva Braun. Joachimsthaler held a view similar to one published by U.S. jurist Michael Musmanno 45 years earlier that Hitler's body was burnt to near-ashes and thus never found by the Soviets. Joachimsthaler correctly concluded that only Hitler's dental remains are known to have been found by the Soviets, positing that they were sifted from the soil. Dutch historian Sjoerd J. de Boer wrote that Joachimsthaler was one of the historians to put many myths in relation to Hitler to rest. Specifically as to Joachimsthaler's book Hitlers Ende, de Boer wrote that all the witnesses and evidence in relation to Hitler's last days was "dealt with exhaustively". Further, that the book was important in reaction to the years of rumor and speculation as to the dictator's death. Publications As author: In German Entwicklungsgeschichte der elektrischen Lokomotiven ("History of development of electric locomotives") in 100 Jahre elektrische Eisenbahn ("100 years of electric railway"). Starnberg: Keller Verlag, 1980, , Page 22ff. Bundesbahn-Ausbesserungswerk München-Freimann. Geschichte, Menschen, Fahrzeuge 1925–1985 ("Munich-Freimann Federal Railroad Repair Center. History, people, vehicles 1925-1985"). Munchen: Bundesbahn-Ausbesserungswerk München-Freimann,1985. Die Breitspurbahn: Das Projekt zur Erschließung des groß-europäischen Raumes 1942–1945 ("The Broad railway: The project for the development of the Greater European region 1942-1945"). München: Verlag Herbig, 1985. . Korrektur einer Biografie. Adolf Hitler 1908–1920 ("Correction of a biography. Adolf Hitler 1908-1920"). München: Verlag Herbig, 1989. Hitlers Weg begann in München. 1913–1923 ("Hitler's path began in Munich. 1913-1923"). München: Verlag Herbig, 2000, (überarbeitete Fassung von „Korrektur einer Biografie“; Foreword by Ian Kershaw). Hitlers Liste. Ein Dokument persönlicher Beziehungen ("Hitler's list. A document of personal relationships"). München, Verlag Harbig, 2003. Hitlers Ende ("Hitler's end"). München: F.A. Herbig Verlagsbuchhandlung, 2004. München – Hauptstadt der Bewegung ("Munich - capital of the movement"). München Catalog of the Munich city museum As publisher: Christa Schroeder: Er