Rashke, Richard L

Covers the trial of John "Iwan" Demjanjuk, a Nazi war criminal and postwar immigrant living and working in the United States, discussing why it took nearly sixty years to bring him to justice and revealing how American politicians and the United States military recruited "useful" Nazi war criminals to work as spies and saboteurs during the Cold War.

Presents the case of a union member, who died under mysterious circumstances on the way to talk with a New York Times reporter about the activities of the plutonium plant where she worked.

Describes the escape of men, women, and children from a Nazi death camp in Poland in 1943.

Presents the case of union member Karen Silkwood, who died under mysterious circumstances on the way to talk with a "New York Times" reporter about the activities of the plutonium plant where she worked.