At 99, a survivor tells his daring tale of heroism
“Our protagonist, Justus Rosenberg, is a risk-taker, and his first-hand account of the Nazi hysteria is gripping.”
In Amsterdam, borne back ceaselessly into a Jewish past
“House on Endless Waters” is an intensely clever literary construction that never compromises readability.
From Treblinka, a story of anguish and healing
For Diana Wichtel, facing the past felt superior to running from it.
On The Trail Of Nazis And Nazi Hunters In America
Though the work of the U.S. Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations was virtuous, it was the subject of continual controversy.
A Survivor’s Story Where No One Is Exactly Who They Seem
Survival comes at a steep price: betraying family secrets and stirring anxieties that haven’t yet fully subsided.
To Protect A Predator: How Ronan Farrow Unmasked A Conspiracy
Farrow’s book is as riveting as any spy thriller.
From Poland To The USSR To Iran To Israel: A Holocaust Story
This book is a major achievement and an important addition to the literature of the Holocaust.
Pregnant At 57, A Woman Finds Tragedy And Reconciliation
“Never before had she kept a secret from Yidel; never had she felt so lonely or so powerful.”
How They Brought Down Harvey Weinstein And Jump-Started #MeToo
This should be required reading in journalism programs for its insights into how reportorial grit and savvy can crack walls of denial
The Blood Libel Accusation That Inflamed America
The idea of ritual murder originated with the 12th-century treatise of an English monk, Thomas of Monmouth,
