Official Secrets: What The Nazis Planned, What The British And Americans Knew
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Author: Richard Breitman
Binding: Paperback
Published: Hill and Wang, 1998
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Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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Official Secrets: What The Nazis Planned, What The British And Americans Knew chronicles a pivotal and often disturbing chapter of World War II history. This meticulous work uncovers the chilling scope of Nazi Germany's genocidal ambitions, presenting compelling evidence of their systematic plans for mass extermination. Breitman illustrates the intelligence available to British and American officials, detailing the extent of their knowledge concerning these atrocities. The narrative critically examines the Allied response, or lack thereof, to the unfolding horrors, offering a profound and unsettling perspective on a dark period. It argues for a re-evaluation of historical understanding regarding wartime intelligence and moral responsibility.
Author: Richard Breitman
Binding: Paperback
Published: Hill and Wang, 1998
Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Official Secrets: What The Nazis Planned, What The British And Americans Knew chronicles a pivotal and often disturbing chapter of World War II history. This meticulous work uncovers the chilling scope of Nazi Germany's genocidal ambitions, presenting compelling evidence of their systematic plans for mass extermination. Breitman illustrates the intelligence available to British and American officials, detailing the extent of their knowledge concerning these atrocities. The narrative critically examines the Allied response, or lack thereof, to the unfolding horrors, offering a profound and unsettling perspective on a dark period. It argues for a re-evaluation of historical understanding regarding wartime intelligence and moral responsibility.