Fritz concludes his three-part look at Christopher Simpson's 1988 book, Blowback: America's Recruitment of Nazis and Its Effects on the Cold War, with the story of the Vatican's ratlines and Krunoslav Draganovic, self-appointed Croatian representative of the Intermarium (Between the Seas) initiative and Ustasha war criminal who became the most successful Nazi smuggler of the 40s and 50s while living in Rome. Also, TENE wraps up its brief examination of the Green Berets, and their development from Eastern European anti-communist emigres.

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