About “Hanns and Rudolf”:
Thomas Harding discovered that his
great-uncle Hanns Alexander had been a Nazi hunter at his eulogy in
2006. The revelation set Harding off on his own search. For six years,
the journalist (a British and U.S. citizen) researched archives and
interviewed survivors for his book, being published this month. Harding,
who lives in Hampshire, England, until recently co-owned the WV
Observer in Shepherdstown, W.Va.
Sunday, September 8, 2013
“Hanns and Rudolf”
de bene esse: literally, of well-being, morally acceptable but subject to future validation or exception
About “Hanns and Rudolf”:
Thomas Harding discovered that his
great-uncle Hanns Alexander had been a Nazi hunter at his eulogy in
2006. The revelation set Harding off on his own search. For six years,
the journalist (a British and U.S. citizen) researched archives and
interviewed survivors for his book, being published this month. Harding,
who lives in Hampshire, England, until recently co-owned the WV
Observer in Shepherdstown, W.Va.
About “Hanns and Rudolf”:
Thomas Harding discovered that his
great-uncle Hanns Alexander had been a Nazi hunter at his eulogy in
2006. The revelation set Harding off on his own search. For six years,
the journalist (a British and U.S. citizen) researched archives and
interviewed survivors for his book, being published this month. Harding,
who lives in Hampshire, England, until recently co-owned the WV
Observer in Shepherdstown, W.Va.
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