Amery Diaries. 1929–1945: Cultural references Ronald Harwood's play An English Tragedy, charting the weeks leading up to Amery's execution following his arrest in Italy and trial in London, adapted for radio by Bert Coules, was broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on 8 May 2010 and 13 April 2012. The cast included Geoffrey Streatfeild as Amery and Sir Derek Jacobi as Leo Amery. See also Friesack Camp John Codd Lord Haw-Haw Sir Oswald Mosley References Bibliography Further reading John Amery, L'Angleterre et l'Europe [England and Europe], Documents et Témoignages: collection d'essais politiques 1, (Paris, 1943) 48 p. Casciani, Dominic, How Britain made its executioners, BBC News online 1 June 2006 [accessed 22 July 2007] Faber, David, Speaking for England: Leo, Julian and John Amery, the tragedy of a political family (London; New York : Free Press, 2005) Weale, Adrian, Patriot traitors : Roger Casement, John Amery and the real meaning of treason (London : Viking, 2001) West, Rebecca, The meaning of treason, (London : Phoenix, new edn. 2000) Fielding, Steve, Pierrepoint: Family of Executioners (London: John Blake Publishing, paperback, 2008) External links Interview with John Amery in Norway in 1944 John Amery biographical sketch, psychiatric report, his radio broadcast, leaflet, and The Times article. Info related to his trial British Volunteers in the German Wehrmacht in WWII by Jason Pipes Papers held in the National Archives – KV 2/78 1939 Apr 06-1944 Aug 18, KV 2/79 1944 Aug 22-1945 Mar 06, KV 2/80 1945 Mar 07-1945 May 25, KV 2/81 1945 May 26-1945 Dec 13, KV 2/82 1945 Dec 14-1946 Jan 04 Central Criminal Court Depositions – CRIM 1/1717 1912 births 1945 deaths John English broadcasters for Nazi Germany People educated at West Downs School People educated at Harrow School English fascists Executed people from London British propagandists People from Chelsea, London Executed British collaborators with Nazi Germany People executed by the United Kingdom by hanging British anti-communists English people of Hungarian-Jewish descent 20th-century executions by England and Wales