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The Nazis next door

How America Became a Safe Haven for Hitler's Men

Book • 2014

The Nazis Next Door uncovers the shocking story of how American intelligence agencies and government officials allowed over 10,000 Nazi war criminals to settle in the U.S.

after World War II, often recruiting them for Cold War purposes.

Drawing on declassified documents and interviews, Eric Lichtblau exposes the deliberate cover-ups, immigration fraud, and protection that enabled SS officers, scientists, and collaborators to live openly in America while evading justice.

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