Status Updates From The Boys from Brazil

I think I've come to realize I'm a sucker for a good 70's conspiracy thriller, after how much I enjoyed both of the Forsyte novels I read, and now this.

“In The Boys From Brazil, Levin ups the ante by creating an antagonist who is not only a Nazi, but a real-life one — the death camp psycho doctor and twin-sewer-upper Josef Mengele. Mengele was still at large when the book came out in 1976, where he died free in 1979. Not fair. […] If we could not hunt him down in life, then Levin provided us the next best thing, we could hunt him down in fiction.”