Letter : Bormann proof
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: In a letter to the Times of 22 August, I wrote that the author of OpJB (the account of how Martin Bormann was brought to England at the war's end), as well as myself and others, were prepared to finance a reward of pounds 20,000 to anyone who could produce authentic factual evidence that Bormann was not brought to this country as described in that book.
Since Donald Cameron Watt in his book review of OpJB, ("The spy who went after the gold", 31 August) claims that the book is a work of "unbelievable, unforgivable" fiction, when will he be presenting the "actual, factual evidence" to justify his receiving that reward?
MILTON SHULMAN
London SW1
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