December 12, 1942 gave witness to
one of the most devastating fires ever to occur in St. John's, Newfoundland.
That night, 99 civilians and military personnel perished in what was likely an
incidence of enemy sabotage. Newfoundlanders and U.S. servicemen alike lost
their lives in the fire and joined the ranks of those hundred of thousands
killed during World War II. This book explores the possibility, and ultimately
the near certainty, that agents of Nazi Germany orchestrated this great tragedy.