Foyle's War

A university professor, who had been working as a translator in Nuremberg, is found murdered in a public park. The case’s investigation pulls the detective into the circle of corrupt Nazi businessmen, still exposing the darker side of their operations.

High Castle is a television programme presented in the format of an episode. It belongs to the series’ catalogue and follows the conventions of a standalone instalment within the larger narrative. The episode is positioned as a self‑contained story that fits within the show’s broader setting. The central plot revolves around a detective who becomes entangled with a network of dishonest Nazi businessmen. This involvement is triggered when a university professor is discovered dead in a public park. The murder forces the investigator to look beyond the immediate crime scene and confront the illicit activities of the business community tied to the Nazi regime. The professor had been working as a translator in Nuremberg, a detail that links his academic background to the political climate of the time. His role in translation suggests he was handling material of significance, which may have placed him in the crosshairs of the corrupt interests he encountered. The setting of the park, where his body is found, serves as the catalyst for the detective’s deeper foray into the shadowy dealings of those businessmen. Through this chain of events, the episode charts the detective’s reluctant descent into a world where official authority collides with underground corruption. The narrative remains focused on the murder, the professor’s translation work in Nuremberg, and the ensuing exposure of the Nazi‑linked business circle.