If anyone is seriously interested in Emory's work, they should visit his website at: www.spitfirelist.com In addition to long, annotated descriptions of his programs, the website features a small library of long out-of-print anti-fascist books that are available for download for free.  

 Of particular importance is "Martin Borman: Nazi in Exile" by the late Paul Manning. [Manning was one of Edward R. Murrow's staff during World War II. The focal point of "Good Night and Good Luck", Murrow was one of the greatest broadcast journalists of all time. Manning broadcast the surrender of Germany and later Japan on the CBS radio network. Later, he undertook his research on the postwar activities of Martin Bormann and an SS underground. This research was conducted with the encouragement of Edward R. Murrow and was partially financed by CBS News, which eventually declined to go with the story.] A summary of the Manning text is available at: www.spitfirelist.com/f305.html Hope this helps.