The Secret Hunters
The Secret Hunters by Anthony Kemp, published by Coronet in 1988, presents a detailed exploration of the aftermath faced by members of the SAS and SOE following their disbandment after the war. This 128-page edition delves into their relentless pursuit of truth regarding their comrades who lost their lives, utilizing the first official report on Nazi concentration camps, which had been suppressed by Allied headquarters since 1944. The narrative sheds light on the determination of these individuals to seek justice for the crimes committed against their fellow soldiers.
Readers will find a thorough examination of the efforts made over three years to uncover the fates of those missing, highlighting the challenges posed by official inaction. The book focuses on themes of crime and criminology, illustrating the complexities involved in seeking accountability for wartime atrocities. Through its factual recounting, The Secret Hunters provides insight into a significant yet often overlooked aspect of post-war history.
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When the SAS and SOE were disbanded after the war, some of them were determined to discover the truth about their comrades who had lost their lives and to bring justice to those responsible for crimes. Making use of the first official report on the Nazi concentration camps – written as early as 1944 but suppressed by Allied HQ – they searched for three years to establish the fates of these missing men and women, a horrific indictment of official inertia.
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