It is a year after August Street, a senior fellow at the research institute HP Carlisle foundation has published a book entitled Raven. Though Street used once top-secret British documents that are now declassified to describe the events of the book, he and his publisher agreed to put out the book as fiction. Some cosmetic changes were made, but for the most part, the story about how, during the darkest days of WWII, when Britain stood alone against the Nazi armies, preparing for the invasion code-named Operation Sealion, Britain ambushed Hitler's private train, killed Hitler and had actor Archie Smthyes (whose only claim to fame was an uncanny ability to mimic Hitler), impersonate the Nazi dictator long enough to issue a single order--Stand down from Operation Sealion--is true. What also is fact is that when it came time for Smthyes to step down and escape the Nazis, he refused. Consequently, two fatal decisions were made in Chruchill's war room; the first resulted in the murder of six million jews, and the second cost the lives of 20 million Russians. If it is revealed that Street's book is not fiction confirming these facts, England stands to become a leper nation overnight--devastated from world outrage.