The Nazis Next Door

This compelling book uncovers the hidden history of how thousands of Nazi war criminals, from concentration camp guards to high-ranking officers, quietly settled in the United States after World War II. Drawing on newly released government records and interviews, it explores the complex and often secretive efforts by American agencies and individuals to conceal their presence and employ these individuals in various capacities. Recognized as a captivating and important read, the book sheds light on a little-known chapter of postwar history that continues to resonate today.