The day that should have changed the world

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During WW2 the sole survivor from a shot down Lancaster bomber is attempting to evade capture. Travelling through snow driven pine forests for several days and nights in an attempt to reach Switzerland, he comes across Hitler's retreat - The Eagle's Nest - in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, where he assassinates Adolf Hitler, is captured and after interrogation is sent to Dachau Concentration Camp as a "Nacht und Nebel" ("Night and Fog") prisoner - not to exist.

The war should have ended - but it didn't! Why did it continue? Read his incredible story and his son's determination to discover the truth about his father's death, and uncover the incredible deception by the Nazis to continue the war.