THE IMPRISONMENT OF RUDOLF HESS
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Interviewee name: MAJOR GENERAL JAMES SHAW CBE
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In 1983, James was a Major in Berlin and among his responsibilities was taking care of Hitler's former deputy, Rudolf Hess. He met Hess frequently, and tells of the extraordinary relationship between the Allied Powers in Cold War Berlin.
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