Rudolf Hess' Mission: The Flight That Might Have Changed History

In 1941 Rudolf Hess, Deputy Führer of the Nazi Third Reich, flew a Messerschmitt 110 from Germany to Scotland in a desperate but vain attempt to seek a peaceful settlement of the hostilities between Germany and Great Britain. The British promptly imprisoned him, Hitler disavowed himself of any knowledge about the flight, and the Anglo-German war continued. This alternative view of history – a work of fiction based on actual events -- considers different potential outcomes and possible consequences.