“WW2 Germany: The Bormann Brotherhood Reference Book” is an essential hardcover guide that delves into the clandestine operations and escape routes of Nazi war criminals during the closing stages of World War II. Spanning 327 pages, this comprehensive 1973 edition sheds light on the elusive Martin Bormann and his network, offering meticulously compiled evidence and accounts of their post-war activities. Ideal for historians, researchers, and those fascinated by World War II espionage, the book explores the intricate web of secrecy and survival tactics employed by high-ranking Nazis. Despite its age, this used copy remains a valuable resource, capturing a pivotal moment in history with rich detail and scholarly precision.
WW2 Germany The Bormann Brotherhood Reference Book
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A hard cover used condition The Bormann Brotherhood Reference Book with a total of 327 pages. Contains Information on the escape of Nazi War Criminals at the end of WW2. This edition was published in 1973.
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