Fugitives

FugitivesAuthor: Danny Orbach ISBN: 9781787385900 Publisher: Hurst Publishers Year first published: 01 Jul 2022 Pages: 340 Format: Hardback From Spain to Syria, the thrilling, untold history of Nazi fugitives turned postwar agents for America, the Soviets, the Third World, or themselves. After the Second World War, the Allies vowed to hunt Nazi war criminals 'to the ends of the earth'. Yet many slipped away or were shielded by the West, in exchange for

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