Offered here is Martin Bormann: Nazi in Exile by Paul Manning, a 1981 first edition hardcover with dust jacket. This controversial and meticulously researched investigative work explores the theory that Martin Bormann, Hitler?s powerful private secretary and Nazi Party chancellor, escaped from Germany after World War II and lived for decades under protection in South America. Manning, a respected journalist and war correspondent, presents a compelling case backed by interviews, intelligence sources, and financial records. The book offers a chilling look at postwar Nazi networks, alleged government complicity, and the lingering reach of the Third Reich. Whether you approach it as an expose, historical speculation, or conspiracy theory, it remains a provocative and well-argued addition to WWII literature. A gripping read for historians, researchers, and collectors of intelligence and war-era books. Pre-Owned. See photos for condition. Ships via USPS Media Mail. Please message with any questions. We ship Monday-Friday.