The Seven Men of Spandau

This extensively researched book offers a detailed look into the lives of seven of Hitler's henchmen imprisoned in Spandau prison in Berlin after World War II. Drawing from a wide range of sources, including firsthand accounts and personal letters, it provides insights into their private reflections, relationships, and attitudes toward their crimes. The book also explores the complex diplomatic and political dynamics among the Allied powers overseeing the prison until its demolition in 1987.