Rudolf Hess Archives - Barnes Review

New Book Sets the Historical Record Straight in Regard to the Mysterious Death of Hitler’s Deputy

Posted on May 4, 2015 by Help

A review by Ronald Ray. How many of us, passing through the brief time allotted by divine Providence to our life in this world, can say that we have been actual participants in events of lasting historical significance, or—rarer still—that we were aware of the fact at the time?

The Tragedy of Rudolf Hess

Posted on July 13, 2001 by Help

By M. Raphael Johnson. The life of Rudolf Hess constitutes one of the glaring examples of myth within the study of World War II and beyond. In the orgy of demonization that brought on and sustained World War I and its aftermath, Rudolf Hess’s memory needed to be effaced from the earth. His mission to Britain for peace, according to the Nuremberg Trials, was a “war crime” for which Hess needed to be punished.