In Kurt Vonnegut’s novel “Mother Darkness,” the narration is on behalf of an American spy in Nazi Germany, where he worked on the radio and in his broadcasts read out Nazi anti-Jewish propaganda so successfully that in the end he was equal to Hitler himself in terms of the atrocities committed. Howard W. Campbell Jr., at heart, was not a fascist, or an American, or anything else. He was a creative person, a poet. He loved his wife and wanted nothing more in life. But millions hated him. They hated him so much that they would have given their lives for his death...© creator, fantlab.ru