Uploaded June 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"The United States was protecting . . . Holocaust monsters. That was the official policy in a top-secret document. And that policy never changed."
Richard Rashke, author of Useful Enemies and Escape from Sobibor, is an impassioned observer on the subject of World War II, and says, in this exclusive video, "I would hope that they would not bury the Holocaust in the grave of the last survivor."
Join Rashke as he brings to life the incredible account of Nazi war criminals in the United States. As he says of the riveting story, "This is so big, it is so massive, it is so unusual, that it should be remembered."
Learn more at: openroadmedia.com/richard-rashke
"The United States was protecting . . . Holocaust monsters. That was the official policy in a top-secret document. And that policy never changed."
Richard Rashke, author of Useful Enemies and Escape from Sobibor, is an impassioned observer on the subject of World War II, and says, in this exclusive video, "I would hope that they would not bury the Holocaust in the grave of the last survivor."
Join Rashke as he brings to life the incredible account of Nazi war criminals in the United States. As he says of the riveting story, "This is so big, it is so massive, it is so unusual, that it should be remembered."
Learn more at: openroadmedia.com/richard-rashke
