Slumlord : Peter Rachman and the Post-war London Underworld - Neil Root Fiction

Slumlord : Peter Rachman and the Post-war London Underworld - Neil Root FictionPeter Rachman dominated housing in post war London he owned vast swathes in the west of the city, accumulating huge wealth as his tenants lived in squalor and fear of his hard nosed collectors and enforcers. He was also at the heart of the city's murky, post war underworld. In Slumlord, Neil Root pulls back the curtain on this seedy world to paint a portrait of a fascinating man whose path intersected with figures as diverse as Christine Keeler, the

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