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The amazing true story of the discovery of Hitler's will

When Hermi Rothman came to England from Germany during World War II, it was as a Jewish refugee. Enlisting in the British Forces made him one of many "King’s Own Most Loyal" enemy aliens, but it wasn’t until he joined the Counter Intelligence Corps that his incredible role in the denouement of the war began to unravel. Enlisted to interrogate the Nazis after the war, Hermi found himself at Auschwitz among the guards who had committed some of the worst war crimes ever seen. His testimony at the Auschwitz Trial in 1963 (he was one of the only soldiers to do so) was harrowing. But this dreadful information on the treatment of his fellow Jews would never perturb him as much as what he discovered sewn into the lining of one of the guards’ jackets. The discovery of Hitler’s will, Hermi’s translation of it, and the interrogation he then became involved in regarding the exact circumstances of Hitler’s supposed "suicide," is one of the most astonishing stories of the 20th century. And yet it has never been told until now, when, in his eighties, Hermi Rothman opens his memories of one of the most significant moments in history.
Publication Data:
Author(s): Herman Rothman, Helen P Fry
Publisher: The History Press
Pages: 190
Language: en
Category: History
Genre: AUSCHWITZ TRIAL, FRANKFURT AM MAIN, GERMANY, 1963-1965
ISBN: 075244834X
Hardback in great condition very clean pages, with dusk jacket. Gift message to previous owner.Spine tight, hardly read.
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