Citizen of the Shadows: The Lives and Lies of Lothar Witzke Jewelry Even more odd is that

Even more odd is that he shares the same first name with the man

six of whom are the heroes of this book

visited family and friends and attended social events in the community

and some fantastic images from the period

Just imagine: While you and the family sang carols before the fire there in London

Citizen of the Shadows: The Lives and Lies of Lothar Witzke Jewelry Even more odd is thatDescription By Paul Friedland and Robert N Hornick Paperback One of the most notorious German spies of the twentieth century, Lothar Witzke lived a life that reads like a thriller. Convicted of espionage in 1918, he was the only German spy sentenced to death by the United States during World War I. After the war, he was pardoned by President Calvin Coolidge, only to be later accused of responsibility for one of the most spectacular acts of sabotage in