Title: The man who killed Kitchener
First published: 1932
Description: This is book is the story of Fritz Joubert Duquesne.  He accompanied Teddy Roosevelt on his African expedition in 1909.  He wrote a campaign song for TR in 1912.  Joubert’s family were murdered by Kitchener’s army in South Africa.  He swore revenge and almost killed Kitchener at the end of the 2nd Boer War.   Duquesne disguised himself as a Russian Duke and joined Kitchener on a mission to Russia during WWI.  He signalled U-75 to torpedo the ship and was picked up as the ship sank, by U-75.   Kitchener drowned.   Duquesne went on to lead a German spy ring in 1930’s NYC.  He was convicted and jailed just before Pearl Harbor.   He died at the hospital on Roosevelt Island in the mid 1950’s.
Subjects: Death of Kitchener, and life And extraordinary adventures of Fritz Duquesne, Death and burial
Places: New York City, Africa, Russia, Germany, Britain
People: Fritz Joubert Duquesne (b. 1879), Horatio Herbert Kitchener Kitchener Earl (1850-1916)
Time periods: 1900-1930
LC classification: DT929.8.D8 W6