“If you repeat to the Führer the story of the radio message from your agent, I won't go to the gallows alone. You and the Reichsführer will hang beside me.”

— Karl Wolff

To Ernst Kaltenbrunner. Quoted in "The Last 100 Days" - by John Toland - 1966

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