Nazi Germany's elite schools held exchanges and sports tournaments with the likes of Eton, Harrow and Winchester in the 1930s, a historian has revealed. The first in-depth history of these top Nazi schools, which were set up to train the future leaders of the Third Reich, brings to light the link-ups with top English schools before the Second World War. Dr Helen Roche, of Durham University, has written a book based on research from 80 archives in six countries and witness testimonies from more than 100 former pupils. She found that between 1934 and 1939, pupils from the most prominent...
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