Name: The Nazi Hunters
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
ISBN: 9781476771861

Andrew Nagorski

"Describes the small group of men and women who sought out former Nazis all over the world after the Nuremberg trials, refusing to let their crimes be forgotten or allowing them to quietly live inconspicuous, normal lives."--NoveList.

The Nazi Hunters

Rachel Benton

I heard about this book on book tube. The person who got it had gotten an early copy of it. I knew right away that I wanted to read this, I love reading history on WWII and Nazi Germany. I was not disappointed with this book at all. I would recommend this to anyone who is interest in the subject of this book. One of things I like about this book is that in the beginning Andrew Nagorski gives you a list of the Nazi hunters and the criminals that they hunted. I didn't really appreciate it when I first started this book, but now I see the use for it. I think that Nagorski did a good job writing this, but sometimes I needed to go back and see whose who. I also like how detailed Nagorski is in this book. I think anyone who is new to this subject would appreciate this book a lot. I think this would be a good source for anyone who new to this subject. I just want to add sometimes people assume that the Nazi hunters were Jews, but that was not the case, all the hunters in this book came from different backgrounds, and where born in different periods. One of things I found interesting in this book, that I didn't know previously was that when they were hunting Eichmann that Mengele was living the same area that Eichmann was, Another interesting thing I learned that the cold war had a lot to do with why some of the Nazi were able allude the police. Another disturbing thing that was when these men were finally brought to justice ( years later) they were given lighter sentences. Like 4 years was the most a person got. I think this sentence for someone who worked at one of the concentration camps? which I find appalling. This book in general had me feeling all different types of emotions. After reading this book I want to continue on studying this era in history. I think this is a good book for anyone looking to see what took place after the war.

The Nazi Hunters

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