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Name: The Nazi Conspiracy
Rating: 4.7 (66 reviews)
Author: Brad Meltzer, Josh Mensch
ISBN: 9781250777263

The Nazi Conspiracy

The Secret Plot to Kill Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill

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John A. (Austin, TX)

Little Known Events of WWII
The Nazi Conspiracy is an interesting story revealing many of Germany's plots during WWII to change the outcome of the war. In particular, Nazi involvement in Iran played a very large role in this novel. Nazi special forces were sensationally successful in rescuing Mussolini during a stage in the war, but they were not able to achieve the same success in Tehran due to the efforts of Soviet and British intelligence services. Overall, the book was a nice review of the course of WWII and added some lesser known facts and stories to the saga.

Carol C. (Troy, NY)

The Nazi Conspiracy
For those who eschew history, but enjoy a good spy story, this book is for you. And if you enjoy historical works regarding the Second World War, even better. Eminently readable, 'The Nazi Conspiracy' uses the German efforts to assassinate the three Allied leaders at their 1943 Tehran meeting (called to discuss the Allied D-Day invasion) as a framework to recount the personal, political, and military events - for both the Allies and Axis nations - as well as the geopolitical importance of Iran to both sides of the war, a subject that doesn't seem to be addressed in many books about World War II.

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