Gini Meda Sakmana Hitlarge Leakamwariya Kiyana Kathawa

Like her infamous employer author Junge struggled with unfulfilled artistic dreams. She traveled to Berlin in 1942 to pursue a career as a dancer and ended up taking dictation for Adolf Hitler. "There were very few days when I didn’t see Hitler talk to him work with him or share meals with him " she remembers. Junge’s account undoubtedly a primer on the so - called "banality of evil " is a detailed efficient and humorless memoir of the three years she spent as Hitler’s secretary. Her tale—full of trivial tidbits and often interchangeably chilling observations—draws a picture of a man at once astonishingly uninspired quixotic and devoted to his cause. It also documents how the Fuhrer served as a father figure to Junge whose own parents were divorced.