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Book · 2020 · Biography & Autobiography

Nazi Wives

The Women at the Top of Hitler's Germany

by James Wyllie · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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She eventually su accepts and to try and understand why she accepts, I'm going to cite a passage from the book Nazi Wives. Quote, Lena found him intriguing. I felt sympathy for this purposeful yet reserved young man and agreed to a rendevous the next day.
Robert Evans · Behind the Bastards · Jul 2021 Listen at 1:00:23

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Robert Evans She eventually su accepts and to try and understand why she accepts, I'm going to cite a passage from the b… 3
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“She eventually su accepts and to try and understand why she accepts, I'm going to cite a passage from the book Nazi Wives. Quote, Lena found him intriguing. I felt sympathy for this purposeful yet reserved young man and agreed to a rendevous the next day.”
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“In the book Nazi Wives, James Wy writes, quote, "Beyond the powerful physical attraction between them, Lena and Hydrickch shared some key characteristics. Both were fixed on escaping their backgrounds and forging a different destiny for themselves. They were stubborn and extremely ambitious.”
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“And I'm going to quote again uh from from WY's book uh uh [ __ ] Nazi Wives. Quote, "On 30th April 1931, he was dismissed from the Navy. Lena said that he was so shattered by the verdict that he had a total breakdown, locking himself in his room for days on end, smashing furniture and weeping uncontrollably, and”

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