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On May 10, 1941 Rudolf Hess made his brave solo flight from Ausburg to Scotland, on a hopeless peace-mission, in a specially adapted Me 110 fighter plane, and parachuted out near the estate of the Duke of Hamilton. He was held as a prisoner by the British secret service MI6 in a house in southern England, then in Wales until November 1945.

Index to items on Rudolf Hess,
Deputy Führer
David Irving: Hess: The Missing Years (free download)
 
  Did Duke of Hamilton have a secret meeting with Hess before the one recorded in the archives?
  British attempts to free Hess from Spandau were thwarted by Russians
  Sept 2007: documents reveal Moscow allegedly blocked plans to free Rudolf Hess | persecuted Hess 'because he plotted against them'
  Alfred Hess writes to his brother Rudolf, Feb 12, 1942

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 The secret Rudolf Hess files hoarded by his widow, listed by David Irving in 1990
Download Mr Irving's inventory of these files, and excerpts from them - mostly in German (pdf 400k)
  David Irving: a Radical's Diary, 1990: searching the secret files of Rudolf Hess
 
 
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