Admiral Canaris

How Hitler's Chief of Intelligence Betrayed the Nazis

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Pub Date Jun 18 2024 | Archive Date Jun 21 2024
Globe Pequot | Prometheus

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Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, Adolf Hitler’s chief of military intelligence, accomplished something that neither President Franklin D. Roosevelt nor Prime Minister Winston Churchill could ever achieve – he saved the lives of hundreds Jewish refugees and other racial and political undesirables by rescuing them from Nazi Germany and other Nazi-occupied countries. Admiral Canaris is a page-turning story of one of the most important and least likely saboteurs within the Third Reich.

David Alan Johnson is the author of eleven books, including The Last Weeks of Abraham Lincoln and Decided on the Battlefield: Grant, Sherman, Lincoln, and the Election of 1864.



Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, Adolf Hitler’s chief of military intelligence, accomplished something that neither President Franklin D. Roosevelt nor Prime Minister Winston Churchill could ever achieve –...


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"A solid portrait of the iconic Nazi." —Kirkus Reviews

"A solid portrait of the iconic Nazi." —Kirkus Reviews


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EDITION Hardcover
ISBN 9781633889989
PRICE $32.95 (USD)
PAGES 272

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