I read Irving's biography of Hess earlier this year, and wondered about Hess's claims. He insisted until the end that he had been poisoned, especially early in his captivity, when he was under constant supervision/observation by the British Army's Specialist Psychiatrist Henry Dicks. His ordeal is fascinating.
I read Irving's biography of Hess earlier this year, and wondered about Hess's claims. He insisted until the end that he had been poisoned, especially early in his captivity, when he was under constant supervision/observation by the British Army's Specialist Psychiatrist Henry Dicks. His ordeal is fascinating.
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