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Add in World War 2, though, and you have the potential for a best seller. A recent book proposed a theory that Heinrich Himmler, head of the notorious SS in Nazi Germany, did not commit suicide, but was assassinated by British intelligence.
Martin Allen's Himmler's Secret War was the result of ten years' research in historical archives in the U.K. and abroad. But like all good conspiracy theories, there was a smoking gun. Buried in the U.K.'s National Archives, Allen found letters that cryptically refer to the treatment of "Little H", implying he had been "eliminated" by the British Political Warfare Executive, with a subsequent complete news blackout to cover it up.
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