Table of Contents

Acknowledgments. Prologue. 1. Felix Kersten: A Man of Influence. 2. Kersten's Dutch Connection. 3. Walter Schellenberg: Senior Nazi Intelligence Officer. 4. Rendezvous at Zhitomir: Genesis of High Treason. 5. Helsinki. 6. Searching for Contacts with the West. 7. Saving Switzerland. 8. Turkey and the Balkans. 9. Hitler: Unfit to Rule. 10. The Astrologer. 11. Himmler, the Man. 12. Enter the OSS. 13. Hewitt Reports to President Roosevelt. 14. Murder Plot Puts Kersten at Risk. 15. Jews in Jeopardy. 16. Negotiations with the Devil. 17. Eleventh--Hour Rescue of Jewish Captives. 18. Schellenberg Tries to Negotiate Surrender in Scandinavia. 19. Himmler's Demise. Epilogue. Appendix 1: The Image of Europe. Appendix 2: Russia Wanted to Attack Poland together with Germany. Appendix 3: The Dutch Art Treasures ... Appendix 4: My Journey to Finland. Appendix 5: Final Report on the Deliverance of the Warsaw Men. Appendix 6: Discussions on Peace with Mr. Hewitt. Appendix 7: An Account of Schellenberg's and Bernadotte's Efforts to Free Nazi Death Camp Victims. Appendix 8: The Reichsfuhrer SS and Chief of German Police. Appendix 9: Subject: Activities of Dr. Felix Kersten, Stockholm, SAFEHAVEN. Notes. Bibliography. Index.

About the Author

JOHN H. WALLER, an intelligence officer during World War II and a foreign service officer abroad in the postwar era, is an acclaimed historian and the author of five previous books, including The Unseen War in Europe: Espionage and Conspiracy in the Second World War. He lives in McLean, Virginia.