Thomas Maeder Boeken

The narrative centers on the ambiguous legacy of a man accused of heinous crimes during World War II, juxtaposing his actions as both a potential mass killer and a vigilante hero. In the 1946 trial, Thomas Maeder delves into the grisly details of the murders, including the dismemberment of victims, and presents a psychological profile of the accused. The book offers a gripping account of the trial, highlighting the tension between the doctor's alleged heroism and his chilling criminality, leaving the true motivations behind his actions shrouded in mystery.

Presents humorous, but factual sketches of famous men and women from throughout history, including ancient Greeks and Egyptians, Lady Godiva, Peter the Great, Henry VIII, Montezuma, and others.