Authors: Kris Rusch
Hitler's Angel (29 page)
Thanks on this one go to Kent for the articles; to Nina, owner of the greatest German-American dictionary in the world; to my mother who always got ‘the cart before the horse’; to Ron Rosenbaum and Vanity Fair in the Tina Brown years for publishing the article that started it all; and to Dean for everything.
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