Benjamin Ferencz, the only surviving member of the prosecuting team. Interview on PM Radio 4 this evening. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p038mc2s
Hi, our local nespaper printed a special of their 1945 edition. on 4th december this year. Something new to me was the strange behaviour of Rudolf Hess. The other news flash to the German public was that of the Bishop of Canterbury "You Germans and us English have to work together with other nations for a beter future." Stefan.
BBC World Service - Witness History, The Psychiatrist and Rudolf Hess The Psychiatrist and Rudolf Hess Witness History In 1941, the deputy fuhrer, Rudolf Hess, flew out of Nazi Germany and landed in Scotland. Keen to study the psychology of the Nazi leadership, the British government sent a psychiatrist called Henry Dicks to examine Hess at a safe house in Surrey. Professor Daniel Pick, author of "The Pursuit of the Nazi Mind", retraces the encounter using BBC archive recordings and Dr Dicks' personal papers. The programme is adapted from "The Psychiatrist and the Deputy Fuhrer", first broadcast on BBC Radio 4. (Photo: Rudolf Hess, German politician and wartime deputy of Adolf Hitler, during a public speech in 1937) (Credit: Central Press/Getty Images)
