The Neon Traitor: Georges Claude and the Crime of Collaboration
He was called the Edison of France—the inventor of neon lighting, a scientific genius who helped build industrial empires. Then came the Nazi occupation. In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson examines how Georges Claude turned his prestige into propaganda, publicly championed collaboration with the enemy, and faced a dramatic postwar reckoning that ended in a life sentence. A story of brilliance, bitterness, and betrayal under the shadow of Vichy France.
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