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A study which considers the personal role played by Wittgenstein in Hitler's theories concerning Jews, and, conversely, presents the possibility that the philosopher's recruitment of spies during the second world war was part of a personal vendetta against the German leader. This thesis is based on the fact that the two men were at the same school.
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