Walter Schellenberg
Hitler's Secret Service: The Labyrinth (1974)
From The Introduction
Walter Schellenberg's memoirs would be worth reading, if for nothing else, as a first-rate collection of spy stories. For the text does not behe the promise of the chapter headings: the plot to kidnap the Duke of Wind- sor, the affair of the Vietinghoff...
Telemachus Thomas Timayenis
The American Jew: An Exposé of His Career (1888)
Introduction
WE expect that the Jews will try to boycott “The American Jew,” using the same peculiar tactics as in the case of “The Original Mr. Jacobs,” They will appoint committees to visit book-dealers, urging them not to handle the book; they will buy up and de...
Telemachus Thomas Timayenis
The Original Mr Jacobs: A Startling Exposé (1888)
Preface
This book deals with facts, and the critic will be forced to acknowledge that the truth, and nothing but the truth, is revealed in every page.
This expose is not half as severe treated of demands. Still, enough is told to bring to light the hidden venom...
Stephen J. Skubik
Death: The Murder of General Patton (1993)
Introduction
It is my intention to explain the circumstances which lead me to believe: that General George Smith Patton, Jr. was murdered, that the accident which took place on December 9, 1945 was set up by the Soviet NKVD (Narodny Komissariat Vnutrennildi Del) in collusion with...
J. M. Spaight
Bombing Vindicated (1944)
Published in 1944 by a former British Principal Secretary of the Air Ministry as a response to increasing discontent in Britain with the Allied bombing of German cities, this book set out to justify the saturation bombing of civilians. Reflecting official British government policy, it states clearly that...
