Райнхард Гейдрих - паладин Гитлера

Reinhard Heydrich (1904-1942) - an outstanding leader of the SS, head of the German secret police - left a noticeable mark in the history of Nazi Germany and in the history of international relations in the late 1930s and early 1940s. The life of R. Heydrich is a path from a sentimental musician and a romantic naval cadet in his youth to a cunning, cruel and very inventive chief of the RSHA in his mature years. This book tells how he managed to create a wide network of concentration camps, how he almost became the murderer of Hitler himself, and, finally, how a bomb planted by Czech patriots put an end to the life of this Nazi criminal. Betrayal and heroism, bloody atrocities and bright and pure patriotism are reflected in the pages of the book "Reinhard Heydrich - Hitler's paladin"