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The House of Cards
Episode 2.\nHow is it possible to leave behind such a conflicting life story? Arto Koskinen examines information and documents on Felix Kersten, but finds more questions than answers.\nWe hear quotes from the film \u2018Who was Felix Kersten?\u2019, from Felix Kersten\u2019s middle son, Arno Kersten; Felix\u2019s wife, Irmgard Kersten; Friedrich Klingenberg who was a concentration camp prisoner who worked on Kersten\u2019s farm; and historians Sir Hugh Trevor-Roper, Yehuda Bauer and Louis De Jong. We will also hear from investigative reporter Boris Salomon, Dutch journalists Freek van Rijsinge and Jos Verlaan as well as Swedish journalist Ulf Brandell.