Charles Sherrill and Hitler: A Complicated Engagement

This chapter explores the intricate interactions between American diplomat Charles Sherrill and Adolf Hitler before World War II, focusing on their meeting and contrasting perceptions. It highlights Sherrill's complex admiration for the Nazi regime amid rising anti-Semitism, especially in the context of the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The narrative reveals the ethical dilemmas faced by individuals like Sherrill, who grappled with their ambitions while overlooking the moral implications of Nazi ideology.