The Splendid Blond Beast: Money, Law and Genocide in the Twentieth Century

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Examining the dark nexus between genocide and state power, this investigation reveals how those responsible for mass atrocities often evade justice and profit from their crimes. Christopher Simpson uncovers CIA chief Allen Dulles' role in facilitating the escape of high-ranking Nazis post-World War II, highlighting the complicity of U.S. officials in enabling war criminals. The narrative traces the historical roots of mass murder, from the Armenian genocide to the Holocaust, and critiques how international law can inadvertently support such atrocities.