principles of non-intervention were "principles of a lost world, which lead every nation to the abyss." On February 24 of that year he was naturalised as a British subject, after first having applied around December of 1939.Naturalization application begun around December 18, 1939 in Daily Telegraph, London, England, pg. 14, 18 December 1939 After the war, he purchased the rights to publish Churchill's war memoirs, titled Memoirs of the Second World War, outside the United Kingdom and Churchill's extensive four volume History of the English-Speaking Peoples. Though considered a risk by many at the time, both sold widely. He made significant personal contributions to Churchill's highly successful six volume Memoirs of the Second World War, and the exceptional international network he had developed since the 1930s was the key to the book's outstanding success. Significantly increasing Churchill's wealth, and retaining a roughly 10-15% commission, in the late 1940s, Reves negotiated an impressive $1.4 million in the United States, and 555,000 pounds for Churchill in the United Kingdom for the rights to Memoirs of the Second World War, with the resulting royalties becoming equally impressive. Reves was truly a devoted follower and friend to Churchill, as in addition to the long periods of time the two men spent together between 1956 and 1960 at Reves' Villa la Pausa on the French Riviera, Reves visited Churchill at his home at Chartwell, at Morpeth Mansions before the war, and at Hyde Park Gate after it. Other noteworthy and lucrative post war work included brokering the memoirs of Dwight D. Eisenhower, British Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery and other wartime leaders to newspapers and magazines. Wartime publications Conversations with Hitler Reves commissioned Conversations with Hitler, by Hitler's aide Hermann Rauschning. Published in 1940 in the United States, this widely quoted book, allegedly based on Hitler's confidences to Rauschning, was a damning portrayal of Hitler as a madman bent on world conquest and destruction. Several more contemporary Hitler historians, particularly Ian Kershaw, think that several of these alleged confidences of Hitler to Rauschning were lifted from different sources and that the book should be disregarded in respect to its historical accuracy, though Kershaw might have agreed with several of its primary conclusions. Around 1941, Reves published Between Hitler and Mussolini, by Prince Ernst Rudiger Starhemberg, a right wing Austrian nationalist who after the Nazi invasion of Austria, fought for the Free French and British. I Paid