There Are No Heroes

Based on true events, this WWII story follows U.S. soldier, Nathan J. Roush, who joins the armed forces in Europe battling the Nazis' atrocities and their reign as the Third Reich. Captured by Gen. Rommel's North African forces, Nathan escapes and returns to Nazi occupied Europe to wage war as a resistance fighter behind enemy lines. The story includes his escapades of torture by The Butcher of Lyon, Nathan's kidnapping of two scientists from Dachau Concentration Camp, and his personal meetings with FDR, Churchill, and Gen. D.D. Eisenhower.

The story details Nathan's capture by the Nazis in North Africa, his plans, preparations and escape as a POW. It follows his travels through Italy and Switzerland detailing his participation in saving the lives of fleeing Jewish families from the Nazis' pursuit to incarcerate them in concentration camps. Nathan returns to London and is accepted and retrained as an undercover operative. He participates in the final assault by the Allies on Germany's Heavy Water plant in Norway effectively delaying Germany's forward progression toward the development of an Atomic weapon. Upon his return to London, his military accomplishments are celebrated by Churchill, Eisenhower and a later personal meeting at the White House, with FDR. After a short furlough, Nathan is returned to active duty and clandestinely invades Dachau CC to rescue two renowned scientists from captivity. One of these scientists, with his son, comes to assist the Allies in the 'Manhattan Project' being secretly developed in the U.S.