Podcast
Revisionist History
It was discussed as a thriller written by John Weitz, focusing on a character who joined the Nazi Party for career advancement and exploring themes of identity and German history.
When John Whites turned to writing serious historical biographies, his subjects were Germans from the same class he had come from, wealthy, cosmopolitan, intellectuals, who ended up serving Hitler.
— Episode: A Polite Word for Liar
Episode: A Polite Word for Liar
It was discussed as a thriller written by John Weitz, focusing on a character who joined the Nazi Party for career advancement and exploring themes of identity and German history.
When John Whites turned to writing serious historical biographies, his subjects were Germans from the same class he had come from, wealthy, cosmopolitan, intellectuals, who ended up serving Hitler.
When John Whites was young, consider his companion. John Whites would go on to write many books, among them Friends in High Places, a thriller with a really complicated core. The main character was somebody who was in the auto industry and was joining the Nazi Party in order to get ahead in his career.