"Lord Haw Haw", William Joyce, was Hitler's secret weapon of the airwaves, whose voice was heard nightly throughout World War II by anyone who could pick up Radio Hamburg. In this new approach to his post-war trial, Francis Selwyn looks both at the career of the Irish-American-cum-fascist bully boy, who from his own viewpoint had been loyal to his cause and committed no crime, and at the changing nature of treason in Britain, reshaped after the war to embrace "new" traitors like Joyce.

Francis Selwyn
Paperback, Penguin, 1993

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