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Rich, potentially explosive. ... Townsend authoritatively addresses the excruciating moral and religious issues confronting wartime chaplains. --Kirkus Reviews

""Townsend's account is full of surreal moments Gerecke witnessed during his time in Nuremberg"" -- Publishers Weekly ""Rich, potentially explosive. ... Townsend authoritatively addresses the excruciating moral and religious issues confronting wartime chaplains."" -- Kirkus Reviews ""Gripping."" -- Daily Mail (London) ""Engagingly told...Townsend illuminates a hidden gem of World War II history and brings to light the life and career of a truly heroic Christian man...an important book. It deserves a wide audience."" -- Christianity Today ""A gripping story... puts the reader inside the cells of various Hitler henchmen."" -- Wichita Eagle ""Sheds light on a little-known player in an iconic episode of world history. ... A well-written study about a subject matter that can't help but hold a reader's attention."" -- America in WWII Magazine ""A dramatic story."" -- Lutheran Quarterly

Gripping. -- Daily Mail (London)

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Tim Townsend has written for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and Rolling Stone, among other publications. In 2005, 2011, and 2013, he was named Religion Reporter of the Year by the Religion Newswriters Association for his work at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He is a Washington, D.C.-based editor at Timeline.com.

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