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Byron also meets Jastrow's niece, Natalie, and her soon-to-be fiancé, Leslie Slote, who works for the Department of State. Readers later discover that Natalie and Slote are also close friends of Pamela Tudsbury from their time in Paris together.
- Herman Wouk
- 1971
Leslie Slote — At the beginning of the war, Slote is attached to the U.S. Embassy in Switzerland. He receives a photographed copy of the Protocol for the Wannsee Conference from a German opponent of Hitler.
- Herman Wouk
- 1978
Leslie Slote, now working at the American Legation, receives secret Nazi documents from the Wannsee Conference, but his contact is killed before providing more authentication.
Leslie Slote, former press secretary to Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, died on Friday at the hospice at Cabrini Medical Center in Manhattan. He was...
Leslie Slote exemplifies the well-meaning but ineffective efforts of a few in the American foreign service to ascertain the truth about the concentration camps and to make it an important...
In Italy, Byron meets the lovely Nathalie Jastrow who is living with her uncle Aaron. At the end of August 1939 she decides to visit her boyfriend, Leslie Slote, at the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw and Byron decides to tag along.
The personal cowardice of Byron’s rival, Ambassador Leslie Slote, and the backbiting of some of Victor Henry’s rivals put the main figures in a better light, for they at least have substance ...
