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Book · 2016 · Biography & Autobiography

The Nazi Hunters

by Andrew Nagorski · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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One of the major sources for this episode was a book called The Nazi Hunters by Andrew Norski. Uh, and it cites a guy named Fritz Sockell, uh, a Nazi who oversaw the slave labor program.
Robert Evans · Behind the Bastards · Jan 2020 Listen at 58:53

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Robert Evans one of the major sources for this episode was a book called The Nazi Hunters by Andrew Norski. Uh, and it c… 3
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“one of the major sources for this episode was a book called The Nazi Hunters by Andrew Norski. Uh, and it cites a guy named Fritz Sockell, uh, a Nazi who oversaw the slave labor program.”
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“I'm going to quote now from a selection from the book The Nazi Honors. At 1:11 a.m. Wim von Ribbentrop, Hitler's foreign minister, was the first to arrive in the gym. The original plan was for the guards to escort the prisoners from their cells without manacles.”
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“And I'm going to quote one more time from the Nazi hunters. This is a good bit. At 212, Smith noted that the ugly dwarfish little man, Julius Striker, the editor and publisher of the venomous Nazi party newspaper Darurmer, walked to the gallows, his face visibly twitching.”

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