November 1, 2025 • 58 secs
How Hitler's Followers Attempted to Vanish Without Trace.
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This is the WBZ Book Club. I'm Jordan rich World
War II stories continued to haunt us eight decades after
the war ended. One of the nightmares at the end
of the war involves what happened to the Nazis those
that were not apprehended and put on trial at Nuremberg. Hundreds,
maybe thousands of Nazi war criminals somehow eluded justice. A
book by Richard Dargy and Julian Flanders as more of
(00:21):
the story. It's called The Nazis Flight from Justice. How
Hitler's followers attempted to vanish without a trace. Nazi hunters
have been tracking them down for decades, many of the
criminals flying through South America. Others slipped through the nets
in very nefarious ways, including those who hid among German
veterans associations and secretly kept Nazi traditions going. The book
tells the story of Klaus Barbie, who became a spy,
(00:43):
a paid informant sponsored by the US government in West Germany.
Klaus Barbie, the Butcher of Lyons. Then there are the
useful Nazis scientists brought to this country to help us
fight the Cold War. The Nazis Flight from Justice the
book Club. WZ Boston's news radio
This is the WBZ Book Club. I'm Jordan rich World
War II stories continued to haunt us eight decades after
the war ended. One of the nightmares at the end
of the war involves what happened to the Nazis those
that were not apprehended and put on trial at Nuremberg. Hundreds,
maybe thousands of Nazi war criminals somehow eluded justice. A
book by Richard Dargy and Julian Flanders as more of
(00:21):
the story. It's called The Nazis Flight from Justice. How
Hitler's followers attempted to vanish without a trace. Nazi hunters
have been tracking them down for decades, many of the
criminals flying through South America. Others slipped through the nets
in very nefarious ways, including those who hid among German
veterans associations and secretly kept Nazi traditions going. The book
tells the story of Klaus Barbie, who became a spy,
(00:43):
a paid informant sponsored by the US government in West Germany.
Klaus Barbie, the Butcher of Lyons. Then there are the
useful Nazis scientists brought to this country to help us
fight the Cold War. The Nazis Flight from Justice the
book Club. WZ Boston's news radio
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