When Truth Was Treason: German Youth Against Hitler--The Story of the Helmuth Hubener Group

This book (along with the highly-acclaimed Hubener Vs. Hitler) are the most authoritative volumes on the Helmuth Hubener resistance group in Nazi Germany. This account tells the compelling story in first person, written by one of the group's actual participants, Karl-Heinz Schnibbe.

The riveting narrative includes his friendship and resistance work with young Hubener, plus numerous chapters detailing life for Schnibbe after World War II - - his capture by Soviet soldiers, his seven years in a Siberian labor camp, and his return home to Hamburg, Germany, with eventual immigration to Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.

His scholarly co-authors, Keele and Holmes, back it up with hundreds of authoritative endnotes and dozens of original Nazi government documents they translated.

Includes a fine collection of photographs and illustrations.

(First published by University of Illinois Press in 1995, with all rights acquired by Academic Research Foundation of Provo, Utah in November 2003.)