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“Return to the Reich is a mesmerizing piece of historical reportage. Not a word wasted, every
page worth turning in this beautifully written account of one of the most daring and successful
secret missions of WWII. This is a masterful account by a fantastically talented writer.―—Alex
Kershaw, New York Times bestselling author of The Liberator and The Longest Winter
“Eric Lichtblauâ€s absorbing narrative reads like a spy novel; he captures a sense of
working and living undercover, from the strains of secretly building support for the intelligence
mission, to the thrills of succeeding against the Nazi regime while living among its supporters. This
recounting of the work of two Jewish refugees from Hitlerâ€s Europe fighting against the horrors
of Nazi Germany is as much a lesson for today as it is a tale of their astonishing experiences.―
—Margaret Henoch, retired CIA senior chief of station “At a time of national division,
Freddy Mayer is the hero we so desperately need to remember and celebrate. In Return to the
Reich, Eric Lichtblau has discovered a riveting story of the boundless courage of an ordinary man
who became extraordinary at a time when the world was on fire. One of Americaâ€s great
reporters takes us back to a gripping chapter of World War II that Hollywood has somehow
missed. Tom Hanks, call your agent.―—James Risen, author of Pay Any Price: Greed,
Power, and Endless War “Recounting one of the most successful espionage missions,
Lichtblau delivers the goods, shining a bright spotlight on a truly unique character: Mayer was
aggressive, ingenious, and often disregarded the rules, to great effect. An enthralling pageturner.―—Kirkus
Reviews, starred review “An extremely accessible read, this wellresearched
book will appeal to fans of espionage tales, World War II history, biographies, as well
as young adult audiences.―—Library Journal, starred review “Gripping . . . Readers will
devour Lichtblauâ€s fresh and masterfully told WWII story.―—Publishers Weekly
'Readers are launched on an exhilarating ride . . . Details pop and characters vividly spring alive .
. . Freddy Mayer is an irresistible subject, and he deserves a dozen more recountings of his
adventures.―—Wall Street Journal Read more ERIC LICHTBLAU is a Pulitzer Prize–winning
investigative reporter in the Washington bureau of the New York Times and has written about
legal, political, and national security issues in the capital since 1999. He was the co-recipient of the
Pulitzer Prize in 2006 for his stories in the New York Times disclosing the existence of a secret
wiretapping program approved by President George W. Bush after the 9/11 attacks. He was a
reporter for the Los Angeles Times for fifteen years before joining the New York Times in 2002. A

graduate of Cornell University, he is the author of Bushâ€s Law: The Remaking of America