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World War II: November 1996 From the Editor

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Is Alois Brunner the last? Possibly. Through five decades, the rumors and uncertainty surrounding the identification of Nazi war criminals, the assistance provided to them from various sources, and the efforts to find justice have created a web of intrigue. Whether or not all Nazi war criminals are dead or imprisoned, the stain of their shameful past will not fade with time.

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Michael E. Haskew, Editor, World War II

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