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'Itâ€s strange that no one has yet written a biography of SS General Hans Kammler, one of the
brutal masterminds of the German military-industrial complex and the Holocaust. But when you
read The Hidden Nazi you will realize that until now no one had the knowledge, persistence, and
sheer nerve that the authors brought to the job of unlocking the multiple mysteries surrounding this
evil genius of the Third Reich. Itâ€s a story where Schindlerâ€s List meets Doctor
Strangelove. Read it, be amazed and shocked by what Kammler did, and outraged by how he
escaped final justice; but above all read The Hidden Nazi.' -- Arthur Herman, Pulitzer Prize Final
historian and author of How the Scots Invented the Modern World and 1917: Lenin, Wilson, and
the Birth of the New World Disorder“Werner von Braun called him ‘the greatest rogue and
adventurer I have ever seen.â€Â  Albert Speer damned him as ‘one of Himmlerâ€s most
brutal and most ruthless henchmen.â€Â He engineered the Holocaust, builtÂ
theconcentration camps, and perfected the gas chambers and crematoria. He pioneered
slave labor and masterminded rocket, fighter jet, and secret wonder-weapon production. And
at the end of World War II he vanished without a trace. Enigmatic SS General Hans
Kammler is the most diabolic Nazi youâ€ve never heard of. Dean Reuter takes readers
on a gripping, exciting, and suspenseful hunt in search of the mysterious war criminal.  Â
The Hidden Nazi is a fascinating forensic detective story that reads like a great crime
thriller. Did Kammler fake his death and survive the war? How did he escape justice? Did
America strike a deal with the Devil in exchange for his secrets? Splendidly written with
verve and expertise, The Hidden Nazi is storytelling at its best. Dean Reuter and his coauthors
combine superb narrative history with a riveting personal memoir of the harrowing
psychological journey into Hans Kammlerâ€s heart of darkness.― -- James L. Swanson, Edgar
Award-winning, New York Times bestselling author of Manhunt: The 12 Day Chase for
Lincolnâ€s Killer“Justice delayed is justice denied? Not in this case. At long last, and atÂ
the skillful hands of Dean Reuter, aparticularly nasty Nazi has been brought before theÂ
bar of history for a lasting sort of justice—the measured but stern judgment of aÂ
meticulous historian.― -- George F. Will, Pulitzer Prize–winning columnist“The HiddenÂ
Nazi is a revelation: a spellbinding, at times harrowing new history of an epic we thought
had been covered from every angle, trained on as ingenious and monstrous a villain as total,
global war could produce — Hans Kammler. With the invaluable scholarship and
perseverance of his colleagues Colm Lowery and Keith Chester, Dean Reuter delivers aÂ
riveting mix of first-person accounts and expert analysis, from the excruciating depths of theÂ

Nazi slave and death camps to the thrilling heights and annihilative aspirations of NaziÂ
rocket science. And of course, the gripping, morally vexing mystery: to deal or not t