Plaintiff

In The Prosecutor, Jack Fairweather, author of the bestselling The Volunteer, reveals the shocking reality of post-war Germany. It tells the raw and compelling story of Fritz Bauer, a Jewish lawyer who decided to break the wall of silence. In a country ruled by former Nazis and CIA spies, Bauer is on the trail of Adolf Eichmann, facing his own government and the laws that still criminalize him as a homosexual. Fairweather presents a portrait of a man who risked everything to ensure that war crimes would not be forgotten.