Dietrich Bonhoeffer was executed by the Nazis just weeks before the end of the Second World War. For years afterwards, many Germans regarded him not as a hero but as a traitor. Yet his influence would eventually stretch from the struggle against apartheid to protesters on the streets of Hong Kong. Mike Bird and John McCabe explore why Bonhoeffer became more powerful in death than he had ever been in life.
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