In 1981, the US Office of Special Investigations (OSI) revealed that Reinhold Kulle, then a custodian at the high school in Oak Park, Illinois, had been a member of the SS and a guard at the Gross Rosen concentration camp. Having lied about these things on his immigration application in 1957, Kulle – one of an estimated 10,000 former Nazis, European fascists, and collaborators who managed to enter the US – settled in Oak Park and worked at the school for the next 27 years. Our Nazi explores the intertwined stories of the local responses to the revelation and the Read more