Dr Hasselbach, army doctor and escort physician Deputy for Dr. Brandt, discusses Hitler's doctors and the wounds Hitler suffered from the assassination attempt July 20, 1944.

Mrs. Himmler, wife of Heinrich Himmler, discusses her husband's stomach troubles, how busy he was, how often he reported to Hitler, and the poison he carried around with him. She claimed no knowledge of what went on in the concentration camps.

Jakubeck, a waiter, served Hitler from 1938 to end of the war. He describes the last days in the bunker and the events leading up to Hitler's suicide including what he learned later from Sturmbannfuehrer Linge, Hitler's 1st valet. He describer the breakout from the bunker and his capture and imprisonment in Russia.

Alfred Jodl, Chief of the Operations Staff of the Armed Forces High Command, in a statement discusses the hardships of the Versailles treaty and the reasons for the rise of the NSDAP (the Nazi Party). He discuses the reasons for Hitler's decisions in 1939.

Major Johannmeyer, Adjutant of the Army, and General Christian, Deputy Chief of General Staff of Luftwaffer, discuss the last days in the bunker,the defense of Berlin, and Hitler's decision to commit suiside.

Mrs Junge discusses Hitler's cooks, his diet, and his body guard, Mr. Schaub. The interviewer goes to her home and later describes the visit with Mrs Junge, her mother and sister. They discuss Fegelein, Eva Braun's brother-in-law; Htler and Eva Braun; and Hitler's opinion of women. There is also a statement by Mrs.Junge on the events in the bunker April 22-29.

Mrs. Junge, one of Hitler's secretaries, discusses her duties, her conversations with Hitler, and gives a detailed description of the last days in the bunker. This includes Hitler's resolve not to leave Berlin, Eva Braun, the dictation of his will, his suicide, and cremation.

Mr. Kannenberg, Hitler's house manager and chef, wants Captain Musmanno to retrieve some jewelry he had given to the Americans. Also containes a letter written to Captain Musmanno offering to help Musmanno in his inquiries if he would help him get his property back.

Muenchen, Hitler's chauffeur, discuses Eva Braun and the suicide and cremation of Hitler, Eva Brawn and the Goebbels. He describes his accident after the war,his marriage and divorce demanded by Bormann and Himmler. Mrs Kempka describes how she married. Kempka writes down the story of Josef Terbuven's suicide.

Keppler, economic adviser to Hitler, knew Hitler well from 1927 to 1939. He describes Hitler as a good man who became mentally ill after 1938.