↑ The Testament of Adolf Hitler consists of alleged recordings made by Reichsleiter Martin Bormann from Hitler's bunker in Berlin; it purports to be a continuation of the widely published table talks Hitler conducted during the course of the war. Biographers Joachim Fest and Alan Bullock, as well as other historians have taken them as legitimate, but their authenticity is questioned by a considerable number of scholars, not the least of which includes Ian Kershaw, who refused to reference them in his authoritative work on Hitler.[1] On this, also see Kershaw.[2]
