Hitler Biography

Ian Kershaw's is about the best. Two volumes, but I think it's been reissued as one recently (possibly abridged, around 1000 pages). I'm not sure about the one you're reading at the moment, sorry.

EDIT: the one you're reading at the moment has a positive quote from Richard Overy on the cover, so I imagine it'd give a serviceable overview.

"The Last Days of Hitler" by Hugh Trevor-Roper is probably one of the best known reports of the last days of Hitler's life, so that's definitely worth reading if you are studying Hitler as part of an history course.

I've read one by Allan Prior. It's written like a novel, instead of a biography (despite being a biography), so it's kinda light to read. I've read it three or four times... but translated into Spanish, though.
It scares a bit when you see the book, because you may think it's so long and it'll take ages, but once you start, is kinda quick to read.

I also have Mein Kampf (Indian edition, though, I don't understand a **** of it) and another biography by Marlis Steinert, but I strongly recommend the Allan Prior's one.

Good luck.

Edit: Here it is, on Amazon.

Hitler's Table Talk is the most comprehensible book if you're wishing to endeavour into a piece of literature conveying Hitler's views in an unbiased fashion. Mein Kampf, as has been previously suggested on this thread, is quite frankly, abhorrent and distorted; vast quantities of it were not even written by Hitler himself

It's enlightening to see a British youth in search of reliable, impartial information on Adolf Hitler, as both the media and education system indoctrinate the young'uns of this country at a conceivably infantile age, into being slobbering, unpatriotic, politically correct dolts who, for the most part, believe everything they are told if it's from the mouth of a higher authority.

I don't know wether it was translated but besides Kershaw, "Hitler- a biography" by Joachim C. Fest is very famous in Germany.
"Mein Kampf" (Interestingly the uncommented version is forbidden in Germany) will tell you a lot about Hitlers character and intentions but not so much about his biography. Furthermore it is written in a excursive and difficult way probably the reason many people didn't read it.

If you're looking for the best biography, try Mein Kampf, much more accurate than the Jewish tripe you're probably reading. Contains some very sophisticated and enthralling concepts as well.

So am taking it the biography is from a German point of view?
Hmm,that may be beneficial if i can get a translated copy.Thank you i'll have a look