Nazi Germany and the Jews

Discover the profound and meticulously researched work, 'Nazi Germany and the Jews' by Saul Friedlander, a crucial read for anyone interested in the Holocaust and Jewish history. This compelling book offers an in-depth analysis of the tragic events of World War II, showcasing the experiences of Jews during the Nazi regime. Friedlander's unique perspective, shaped by his own experiences as a Jewish survivor, provides valuable insight into the complexities of this dark chapter in human history. This B-format paperback edition, published by Orion in 2001, spans 512 pages and is ideal for historians, educators, and students alike. With an ISBN of 9780753827567, this brand new copy is essential for any collection focusing on Holocaust studies and World War II. Learn how the Nazi ideology led to the systematic persecution of Jews and the long-lasting implications this had on society. Whether you are seeking to educate yourself or others, 'Nazi Germany and the Jews' is an indispensable resource that resonates with recent discussions about history, memory, and morality. Enhance your understanding of Jewish history and anti-Semitism with this significant work. Remember, shipping is free, and please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780753827567
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2001
Publisher: Orion
Pages: 512


Description:
Saul Friedlander was born in Prague in 1932. He fled to France, where he survived the war in hiding. He is currently Professor of History at UCLA and emeritus professor at Tel Aviv University. He lives in Los Angeles.