Title: REVIEW OF JOHN TOLAND'S ADOLPH HITLER BY JOHN CHUCKMAN
Product review: This book is almost unreadable. It is an indigestible mass of observations and facts by a writer with little talent for narrative.When Mr. Toland finally gets you out of Hitler's tramp/men's hostel/amateur painter days in Vienna, you will almost be grateful to him for ceasing his abuse of readers.We get a far more incisive, cohesive picture of Hitler from Joachim Fest or Alan Bullock.I only fail to give this book the lowest rating because it does represent a huge storehouse of information. Read it if you enjoy rumaging through shelf-loads of stored documents.
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