The Last Nazi of Munich

<p><strong>The Last Nazi of Munich</strong> - A gripping tale of vengeance love and betrayal in the shadow of Hitler's rise.<br>Munich 1920s-30s. A city torn by revolution and political violence becomes the breeding ground of the Nazi Party.<br>Walter Kyper decorated policeman and willing servant of Himmler and Göring hides terrible secrets from his past. But when his path collides with Bella Stavisky-a beautiful Soviet spy trained in Moscow-he is drawn into a deadly dance of seduction espionage and revenge. Her mission is clear: avenge her brother Leon's death by killing Kyper.<br><br>But always waiting for him is the love of his life Frieda. Together Walter and Frieda move in dangerous circles becoming close friends with Carin and Hermann Göring-ties that bind them ever deeper to the Nazi inner circle.<br><br>From the failed <strong>Munich Putsch</strong> to the <strong>rise of Hitler</strong> from Vienna's Hotel Metropole to Mussolini's Italy <em>The Last Nazi of Munich</em> blends real history with heart-pounding fiction. A chilling exploration of how ordinary men and women were pulled into the machinery of the Third Reich.<br>Fans of <strong>Ken Follett Robert Harris and Philip Kerr</strong> will be gripped by this thriller of Nazi conspiracies unexpected love and the hunt for the last Nazi of Munich.</p><p>Patrick Battell is an independent historian with a particular focus on twentieth-century Europe as well as the turbulent years surrounding the rise and fall of the Third Reich. He is the author of <em>The Shocking History of the Jesuits (The Society of Jesus)</em> and <em>Did the Catholic Church Order Abraham Lincoln's Assassination?</em> both available on Amazon. His research blends meticulous historical inquiry with a passion for uncovering overlooked and often controversial aspects of the past.</p><p>A committed Christian and evangelist he approaches his work with a deep conviction that truth-both historical and spiritual-matters profoundly in shaping our understanding of the modern world. Beyond his historical pursuits he has a lifelong love of European classical music which often inspires his writing and research. When not working on his latest project he enjoys spending time with his wife and family.</p>