In the early summer of 1941, Sweden's minister of foreign affairs, Christian Günther, secretly proposed a military treaty with Nazi Germany. At once, he became a national security risk. Christian Günther has been an unexplored enigma in Swedish history. But in spite that his politics have been intensely discussed during almost 20 years, his biography has not been written... Until now. In this book, Henrik Arnstad portrays the exceptionally mysterious politician that single-handedly designed Sweden's controversial foreign politics during World War II.

For further information about the book see: www.christiangunther.se

First published by Wahlström & Widstrand, Sweden, 2006.
520 pages.