The Holocaust by Bullets

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THE HOLOCAUST BY BULLETS
"Father Desbois is a generation too late to save lives. Instead, he has saved memory and history." —The Wall Street Journal
"The narrative flowrs because Desbois has such a passion for his subject; he writes simply and well, so that even readers with little initial understanding will learn a lot An outstanding contribution to Holocaust literature. Highly recommended." —Library Journal (starred review)
"One of the most moving, troubling, and insightful books on the Holocaust, or for that matter any other subject, that I have ever read."
—The Catholic Review
"Part memoir, part prosecutorial brief. The Holocaust by Bullets tells a compelling story Desbois breaks real news about how an emerging democracy in the New Europe still hasn't emerged from World War II."
—Miami Herald
"An important addition to studies of the Shoah, agonizing to read and utterly necessary." —Kirkus Reviews
FATHER PATRICK D E S B OIS is secretary to the French... Tovább

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PRAISE FOR .
THE HOLOCAUST BY BULLETS
"Father Desbois is a generation too late to save lives. Instead, he has saved memory and history." —The Wall Street Journal
"The narrative flowrs because Desbois has such a passion for his subject; he writes simply and well, so that even readers with little initial understanding will learn a lot An outstanding contribution to Holocaust literature. Highly recommended." —Library Journal (starred review)
"One of the most moving, troubling, and insightful books on the Holocaust, or for that matter any other subject, that I have ever read."
—The Catholic Review
"Part memoir, part prosecutorial brief. The Holocaust by Bullets tells a compelling story Desbois breaks real news about how an emerging democracy in the New Europe still hasn't emerged from World War II."
—Miami Herald
"An important addition to studies of the Shoah, agonizing to read and utterly necessary." —Kirkus Reviews
FATHER PATRICK D E S B OIS is secretary to the French Conference of Bishops for relations with Judaism, adviser to the Cardinal-Archbishop of Lyon, and adviser to the Vatican on the Jewish religion. He is the president of the Yahad In Unum Association, an honoree of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum for his outstanding contribution to the memory of Holocaust victims in Ukraine, and the winner of the B'nai B'rith International Award for Outstanding Contribution to Relations with the Jewish People. He lives in Paris, France. Please visit his Web site at www.yahadinunum.org. Vissza