This is one of the most amazing book I have ever read. It is truely life changing! I would encourage 12 years and older to read this book because it gets pretty graphic. Overall this is a great book to read as a family. Parents when reading this with your children explain to them all of the things they make that I think I am following you face. ENJOY READING THIS FABULOUS BOOK!!!!
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When I was in Germany back in 1987 I had the chance to visit Bergen-Belsen where Anne Frank died and that visit has stayed with me ever since I enjoy reading about the holocaust ever since; not out of some freakish fetish but of trying to understand why someone would want to bring such harm to people like the nazi's did. I feel this book has done a good job bringing that aspect out. 

Review: Auschwitz: A New History

In my personal opinion this is one of the best historical documentaries I have ever read. It honestly felt like I was reading a fictional thriller, keeping me gripped to each page wanting to know what ... Read full review

Review: Auschwitz: A New History

Very well-researched and well-written, this would be a quick read if the subject matter itself wasn't so heartbreaking. WWII and the Holocaust have always interested me, and while I didn't learn ... Read full review

Review: Auschwitz: A New History

A sad account of what went on at the infamous concentration camp during the second world war. Heartbreaking. Read full review

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