Henri Lafont and the Gangsters of the French Gestapo
Christopher Othen
Henri Lafont was a small-time criminal recruited by the Germans to run the French Gestapo in occupied Paris. This book reveals how he assembled a gang of corrupt policemen, faded aristocrats and ex-footballers, and financed a lavish lifestyle through prostitution, drug dealing and protection – until, after liberation in 1944, they faced the vengeance of the Resistance and the firing squad.
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