they all lived at avenue boche. it was so many finest houses of paris. here you see the arrow is pointing to 72. helmet knochen. he's 37 years old here, he had a phd. he speaks four languages, a distinguish and brilliant gentleman. he arrivedd in the 1940s in disguise. germans do not want these black bastards anywhere in their power. they wanted to have a very nice war thank you very much, occupies with the most beautiful city in europe. they did not want men like this terrorizing them and among their influence. i found him to be incredibly interesting. he was a extremely able intelligent agent. he was involved inside one of the the great cues of the early day. extremely cultured and sophisticated and really, really highly functioning operator. winter of 1940s, the jacksons lived wealthy. they had a country home in enghein which is 20 miles north of paris. they're cutting woods in the backyard. i thought she went to the backyard about a year ago and they're cutting the woods because it was the coldest winter on record over 100 days when the temperatures

avenue boche, fall 1940. the germans, the most vicious and depraved and most cultured and most mben everybody lent of the 1940s, they chose the most nice place to live. when they came to the avenue boche named after the great world war i french general, they literally chose the nicest residences, though the mansions earn eed by rocketchild family, reynold, the car manufacturer, they all lived on avenue boche. by the 1940s it was known by the parisians as avenue boche. there were so many gestapo living in the fine oeflt houses in the senior paris. here you see the arrow is pointing to number 72. helmet knochen. he's 37 years old here, he had a phd. he speaks four languages, a distinguish and brilliant gentleman. he arrived in the 1940s in disguise as a military policeman because the seniors did not want these black bastards as they called them anywhere near power in paris. they'd seen what they'd done in warsaw, they'd seen what the gestapo had done elsewhere and they wanted to have a very nice war, thank you

avenue boche it's called, in the fall of 1940. the germans, in particular the most vicious and depraved and most cultured and malevolent of the germans who arrived in 1940, they chose the nicest place to live. and i'm talking about the ss and the gestapo. when they came to the avenue foch named after the great world war i french general they literally chose the nicest residences. so the mansions owned by the rothschild family, renault, the car manufacturer. they all lived on avenue foch. by the fall of 1940 it was known by parisians as avenue boche because there were so many nasty gestapo and senior wehrmacht officers living in the finest houses in all of paris. here you'll see that the arrow is pointing to number 72. that's the residence of helmut knochen. ss colonel helmut knochen. here it is. a bundes archive shot. he's 37 years old here, has a ph.d. in medieval english literature. he speaks four languages, a distinguished and brilliant journalist. he arrived on the 14th of june 1940 in disguise as a military policeman because

avenue boche, in the fall of 1940, the germans, in particular the most vicious and depraved and most cultured and most malevolent of the germans who arrived in paris in 1940, they chose the nicest place to live. and i'm talking now about the ss and the gestapo. and when they came to avenue foch named after the great world war i french general they literally chose the nicest residences. so the mansions owned by the roth child family, renault, the car manufacturer, they all lived on avenue foch. by the fall of 1940s it was known by parisians as avenue boche because there were so many nasty gestapo and senior officers living in the finest houses of all of paris. here you'll see the arrow is pointing to number 72. that's the residence of helmut knochen, ss colonel helmut knochen. he's 37 years old here. he has a ph.d. in medieval english literature, speaks four languages, is a distinguished and brilliant journalist. he arrived on the 14th of june, 1940, in disguise as a military policeman because the seniorer have general because they did not these black bastards, as they called them, in