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Argues that Churchill tricked Hitler into invading Russia by setting up a phony peace between Germany and Britainמתוך Library JournalPulitzer prize-winning journalist Kilzer argues that Churchill maneuvered Hitler into attacking the USSR by using the Secret Intelligence Service to lure Rudolf Hess to England. A dramatic preface revives the generally discredited claim that the man in Spandau Prison was not Hess; yet Kilzer returns to this point only obliquely in the final chapter. Like John Charmley (Churchill: The End of Glory, LJ 9/1/93), Kilzer argues that Churchill should have made peace with Hitler in 1940. Not a necessary purchase if one's collection already contains the recent books on the Hess affair: John Costello's Ten Days to Destiny (LJ 7/1/91) and Peter Padfield's Hess: Flight for the Fuhrer (Macmillan, 1991).--Nancy C. Cridland, Indiana Univ. Libs., BloomingtonCopyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.From BooklistA traipse through the bizarre Hess affair of May_ 1941, in which the sly British allegedly enticed the beetle-browed, sunken-eyed Deputy F{ }uhrer to fly to Scotland, Kilzer's narrative banks on sleuths still stalking this still-open mystery. Yet historia

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Author
Louis C. Kilzer
Publisher
Simon & Schuster, Incorporated
Published
1994
Language
EN
ISBN
9780671767228
Category
history
Subjects
Fiction, World History, History
Rating
3.73 / 5 (15 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-13

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