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“Ultimately, Hitler decided not to invade–at least he hasn't done so yet," Muller smirked as he spoke. "But what struck us both at the time was the spectacle of the leader of a great nation like Germany seemingly able to do whatever he wanted, without any apparent constraints. He could override his military leadership, ignore objections of even his closest advisors, like Göring, and simply roll the dice, gambling that sending the army into the Rhineland wouldn't provoke a war with France.”
― William N. Walker, A Spy In Vienna: A Paul Muller Novel of Political Intrigue

“followed by tanks and half-tracks laden with soldiers towing artillery.”
― William N. Walker, If WAR Should Come: A Paul Muller Novel of Political Intrigue