Lebensborn: The Addlestone Chronicles, Book 2

July 20th 1935–August 19th 1936

By: Douglas Kuehn

Narrated by: Hannibal Hills

In this, the second volume of the Addlestone Chronicles, the focus is on the Nazi’s vision of creating a "Master Race" in preparation for their 1000-year Reich. To accomplish this, they promoted, arranged, and eventually only permitted "breeding" between genetically "pure" Aryans.

This Europe-wide program was called Lebensborn.

Set in the mid-1930s, action takes place in England, Germany, Italy, and France. A wealthy, young English upper-class couple, James and Louise Harcourt-Heath, are recruited as spies by the British Security Service department, MI5. After unearthing the secrets of the primary Lebensborn facility, they are assigned to continue their espionage activities at the 1936 winter and summer Olympic games in Hitler’s Germany.

Both novels offer listeners fast-moving and gripping adventure stories as well as historical warnings. Parallels are evident between the conditions in Europe in the 1930s and political developments today in the US, the UK, and elsewhere. Similar circumstances enabled fascist dictators in Germany, Italy, Spain, and Portugal.

©2022 AuthorHouse UK (P)2023 Douglas Kuehn