Fugitives: Cold War Nazi mercenaries who escaped justice - review
The US, USSR ‘forgave’ Nazi officials who could assist in Cold War spying conflict.
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The US, USSR ‘forgave’ Nazi officials who could assist in Cold War spying conflict.
<p>Nazi fugitives and mercenaries took on an outsize significance in the strategic imaginations of both French and West German governments and intelligence agencies in the Cold War; they were most influential not through their actions but through distorting government policy through these delusions of power.</p>
<p>Nazi fugitives and mercenaries took on an outsize significance in the strategic imaginations of both French and West German governments and intelligence agencies in the Cold War; they were most influential not through their actions but through distorting government policy through these delusions of power.</p>
<p>Nazi fugitives and mercenaries took on an outsize significance in the strategic imaginations of both French and West German governments and intelligence agencies in the Cold War; they were most influential not through their actions but through distorting government policy through these delusions of power.</p>