'Safe Haven': An important account of Nazis in the UK - review

A cautionary tale regarding an important and highly justified judicial initiative, launched to prosecute Nazi war criminals who had illegally immigrated to the UK, which in practical terms failed.

An illustrative photo of a Union Jack pattern over someone's face peaking out of murky waters.

An illustrative photo of a Union Jack pattern over someone's face peaking out of murky waters.

(photo credit: Pete Linforth/Pixabay)

ByEFRAIM ZUROFF

APRIL 27, 2024 09:54

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