The Archivist of Hate: Henry Coston
In occupied France, one man never needed a gun. Henry Coston built lists, published pamphlets, and celebrated the camps. After the Liberation he was sentenced to hard labour for life—then walked free after five years and kept writing until he died. Host Alexander Lawson examines the true-crime story of France’s most relentless antisemitic propagandist.
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