Anyone know of any books written by children of Nazis, something like

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"My Father Was a Nazi"?

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1. Faith of Our Fuhrers? n/t

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2. That's a good one---you use it if you qualify! nt

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3. Here's one:

Have you considered a Google search on this? Amazon.com? Borders?

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4. Thank you! I'll look for that book. nt

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5. Update: I just finished MY FATHER'S KEEPER, and it was worth the read.

Of the Nazi leaders' children interviewed, for the book, I found Martin Borman (Jr) the most interesting.

He was a teenager at the war's end, and the authorities were looking for him too. He became a priest for some years, and later left the priesthood.

One of the sons interviewed showed very strong feelings of revulsion toward his father and what he had done.
Most in the book, however, didn't. Most seemed to have fond memories of their fathers despite what they had done.

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8. Posner wrote an interesting book.

Posner is an asshole but thanks to his contacts with US intelligence was able to track down Hitlers nephews and nieces who had emigrated to the USA. Its called 'Hitlers Children' Id read it with a grain of salt however, if you have read his appalling Case Closed you would understand my skepticism.

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7. Manfred Rommel

The Field Marshall's only son was Mayor of Stuttgart for over 20 years. I don't know if he ever wrote a book though.