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Hitler's Shadow War: The Holocaust and World War II
Author(s): Donald M. McKale Clemson University, autho (Author)
- Publisher: Cooper Square Publishers Inc.,U.S.
- Publication Date: 23 July 2002
- Edition: Illustrated
- Language: English
- Print length: 592 pages
- ISBN-10: 0815412118
- ISBN-13: 9780815412113
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
Review
For anyone seeking to come to terms with the depravity of the Holocaust,
Hitler's Shadow War will be required reading.-- "Booklist"McKale presents a chillingly detailed and documented account of the Nazi insanity motivating the murderous attempt to exterminate the Jews in Europe. In view of the massive manpower, construction, transportation, energy, and other resources expended in this task, winning World War II, for the Nazis, was nothing more than a step toward success in the Holocaust.--Martin Blumenson, Author of Heroes Never Die: Warriors and Warfare in World War II and Patton.
McKale's book is a stunning achievement that will be read eagerly by students and scholars of the Holocaust. ... If readers at any level, or any library, were to purchase one book on the Holocaust,
Hitler's Shadow War would be the recommended choice.-- "Choice Reviews"Offers an incisive introductory survey of the Holocaust from the ideological inception of modern anti-Semitism through the rising tide of anti-Jewish persecution in the 1930s and culminating in the Final Solution. I would strongly recommend the book for use in college courses on the Holocaust or the Third Reich, and it is appropriate for advanced high students as well.--Abraham J. Edelheit "Jewish Book World"
About the Author
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