Rupert Butler (b. 1933) is a British author. He is the son of Lt.-Col. Patrick Richard Butler and Rhona Curzon (the daughter of Assheton Nathaniel Curzon).[1]
Career[edit]
Butler's many books include Gestapo: The Truth Behind the Evil Legend, which has been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, German, and Danish.[2] Among his other books are The Black Angels: A History of the Waffen SS, Legions of Death: The Nazi Enslavement of Eastern Europe, and SS-Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler: The History of the First SS Division 1933-45. Legions of Death is frequently employed by Holocaust deniers to support claims that the various confessions of Rudolph Hoess were obtained through torture.[3][4]
Butler's most recent books are on Russia; "Stalin's Instruments of Terror", an illustrated account of the life of the Soviet dictator was published in 2006, and "Stalin's Secret War" (2010).[5]
Butler currently lives in London.
References[edit]
- ^ thePeerage.com
- ^ WorldCat
- ^ Turley, Mark (September 2008). From Nuremberg to Nineveh. ISBN 9780955981005.
- ^ "66 Questions and Answers about the Holocaust: Nizkor responds to Question 19". Archived from the original on 5 January 2000.
- ^ Journalist Directory
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