CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE, Dec. 30, 1945

* Adolf Hitler & Eva Braun
* Last will and testament found
* Mystery child ? - suicide plans 

The top of the front page has a nice banner headline for display: "HITLER'S FAREWELL PAPERS!" with subheads and small photo of Braun. (see images) Lengthy report continues inside.
Complete 1st section only with all 18 pages, light toning at the margins, small binding holes along the spine, generally in very nice condition.

Background: The discovery and publication of Hitler’s final papers at the close of 1945 carried immense geopolitical and psychological significance, serving as the definitive, self-authored epitaph of the Third Reich that shattered any remaining myths of Nazi invincibility. By explicitly detailing his impending suicide and ordering the cremation of his body, the documents provided the public with crucial, legally binding confirmation that Hitler was dead, stripping die-hard loyalists of a martyrdom narrative and preventing the creation of a holy shrine that could fuel a post-war neo-Nazi insurgency. Furthermore, the frantic stripping of titles from high-ranking henchmen like Göring and Himmler exposed the absolute fracture and paranoia at the regime's core, laying bare a leadership that dissolved into mutual betrayal rather than unified defiance. Ultimately, by capturing a tyrant completely detached from reality—still spewing vitriol and blaming international conspiracies for a ruinous war he initiated—the farewell papers stripped away the carefully manufactured aura of the Führer, leaving behind a stark historical record of absolute moral and military collapse that aided the Allies in psychologically de-Nazifying a defeated Germany.