Reading Is Such A Personal Thing To

To Me, Writing Is A Very Physical Process. I Lay Out The Entire Book With The Two Narratives Side By Side On My Bedroom Floor, And Just Get Down On My Hands And Knees And Start Looking At It In That Physical Space. "does This Really Follow From This? Should This Be Here Or Elsewhere?" I Will Literally Cut The Paper Into Paragraphs. I'll Cut It Into Segments And Move The Segments Around From One Narrative To The Other Until I Feel That I've Found The Natural Structure.

Hitler Was Such An Anomalous Character - He Was So Over-the-top Chaotic In His Approach To Statesmanship, His Manner And In The Violence Which Overwhelmed The Country Initially. I Think Diplomats Around The World... Felt Like Something Like That Simply Would Not Be Tolerated By The People Of Germany.

No One Cared What St. Louis Thought, Although The City Got A Wink For Pluck.

His Weakness Was His Belief That Evil Had Boundaries.

Dodd Continued To Hope That The Murders Would So Outrage The German Public That The Regime Would Fall, But As The Days Passed He Saw No Evidence Of Any Such Outpouring Of Anger.