I think as much as we hate Hitler are also fascinated with his life. There are many interesting facts here to learn about, many of which I didn't know. A great book read for lovers of historical type books.

NetGalley, Deanne Patterson

Loved this book. Lots of interesting information to digest. This is a great read for anyone who loves to read about history. Very well written.

NetGalley, Lisa Houston

A super interesting read about a different side of Hitler in nonfiction. We know plenty of his own life but often the others besides Eva Braun are ignored. Really good

NetGalley, Sara Marsden

‘Hitler and his Women’ looks at all the women who had any significant interaction with Hitler during his lifetime, as well as a few about which there is only limited evidence.

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WW2 Today

Phil Carradice often writes about Welsh history and I have read a number of his books and he has always been a really good historian who writes in a balanced manner. This book does bring a couple of bits of insight into why women are or would be interested in such a bad man, and the historical background information is good to learn about. But I personally think the reasons for some of the loves in his life are down to his growing up and which females influenced his life then. As for why did the women of Germany adore Hitler, that is surely down to what surrounded him for example, his position, propaganda, his media projection and that he was portrayed as the ultimate idol to be looked up to in society. This was a very good book to read and argues good, valuable points to consider. Certainly a good book and would recommend it to others.

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UK Historian

One doesn't normally think of Hitler having that much interest in women except, of course, for Eva Braun. Phil Carradice, one of my favourite Pen and Sword historians, sets the record straight.

Books Monthly

It's shocking how many beautiful women fell for Hitler - but not as awful as the terrible fates that befell them: New book reveals the Fuhrer's sexual allure and how every affair ended in horror or tragedy

Mail on Sunday 04/04/21

I was glad Carradice showcased Hitler as a complex and multi-faceted individual, instead of just focusing on the immoral, atrocious acts of which he was primarily responsible for committing. It was fascinating to read about why and how so many women were enraptured with him.

NetGalley, Megan Dormoy

Highly informative, easy to read, and great to introduce the topic from.

NetGalley, Nadia Elmasri

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

I enjoyed the 8+ hours I spent reading this 224-page WWII history. The book paints a different image of Adolf Hitler. It surprised me at how many women fawned over him. I was also somewhat surprised at how many women were dedicated Nazis. I like the chosen cover art.

NetGalley, John Purvis

Fine offering by Mr Carradice who focuses on most important women in Hitler's life, beginning with his mother, his female patrons and moving on to his personal life. I have read several books on Hitler but I admit some names were quite new to me.
One thing which I appreciated while reading was that the author does not dwell on gossips, or at least he keeps the distance from some disturbing information on the dictator's sex life if there is no proof but just a hearsay.
The book is well written and a lot of research went into it.

NetGalley, Beata B. Reviewer

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. It showed an entirely different Hitler than I was used to.

NetGalley, Tony Stacey

This book provides the reader with a well written, interesting and concise look at the women that revolved in Adolph Hitlers orbit. He was influenced by them, his Nazi party was funded by them and they fed him what he craved on several levels.
Hitler was idol worshipped by German females of all ages; teenagers, actresses and aristocrats. To his intimates and his employees he could be kind, considerate and caring. Although Eva Braun is the most famous of Hitler’s lovers, long before her, there were others, his half niece Geli Raubel, shop worker Mitzi Reiter and Henny Hoffman, the daughter of his personal photographer and Hitler’s future secretary. In the early 1930’s British socialite Unity Mitford saw Hitler at a rally in Germany and became obsessed with him and he smitten with her.
Needless to say, the adoration, dedication and support of these very different women assisted Hitler in his rise to power and prominence.
The accounts of Hitler’s relationships can often be the opposite of the ranting and violent leader of the Third Reich. Phil Carradice’s book provides yet another dimension to Adolph Hitler and is a highly recommended read.

NetGalley, Susan Derbacher

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Well researched and very concise, this very interesting monograph is the perfect springboard to delve into the subject & to learn more about the Fuhrer's intricate relationships with women at the personal but also political level.

NetGalley, jean luc estrella

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

I love books about history. This one is it take on Hitler and his relationships with women which is some thing I’ve actually always been interested in. Highly informative and easy to read, it kept me entertained for hours. I highly recommend this book.

NetGalley, Lynn Beck