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The German Nazi movement of the 1920s and 30s attracted many a high-minded young patriot, as well as misfits and sadists. Wieland Breitfall, dedicated and idealistic, was one such rising star.In England, Theo Tate, brilliant and ambitious, worked zealously for adifferent cause - as an undercover Communist.Extremists like these - at either end of the political spectrum - are often portrayed as monsters. Yet they were sometimes people of great charm and character, and in thatstrange unsettled era they sometimes met.This is the story of two who did.