Swiss Nazi Collaborators: Swiss Nazis, Franz Burri, Ernst Leonhardt, Arthur Fonjallaz, Theodore Schurch, Jakob Schaffner, Hans Oehler

This compelling exploration delves into the dark and controversial chapters of Swiss history during World War II. It sheds light on notable figures who collaborated with the Nazi regime, including Franz Burri, Ernst Leonhardt, and Arthur Fonjallaz. The narrative uncovers their motivations, actions, and the societal context that allowed such alliances to form.

By scrutinizing the lives of these individuals, the book raises questions about complicity and moral responsibility in times of conflict. It examines the complex relationship between Switzerland's neutral stance and the actions of those who chose to support fascism, challenging preconceived notions of innocence.

Through detailed research and analysis, readers are invited to reflect on the implications of these alliances, both then and in contemporary society. This thought-provoking work illuminates the shadows of history, providing a deeper understanding of human behavior in the face of ideological extremism.