William Geroux, author of "The Fifteen: Murder, Retribution, and the Forgotten Story of Nazi POWs in America," shares riveting insights into the tumultuous experiences of Nazi POWs in the U.S. He unravels the strange irony of German soldiers enjoying relative comfort in American camps until internal rivalries led to violence. Geroux explores tales of betrayal, a military tribunal's harsh justice, and the moral complexities surrounding these events, revealing not just a dark chapter of history but also reflections on responsibility and ethical dilemmas that resonate today.
