the holocaust A new story | Laurence Rees

About the book "Holocaust. New History"

In his book "Holocaust. A New History", Laurence Rees provides a deep and detailed study of the Holocaust, answering the two most important questions: how and why this terrible tragedy became possible? The author relies on the latest historical data and 25 years of eyewitness interviews, both victims and criminals, revealing the full range of emotions and motivations that drove these events.

Rhys argues that the Holocaust was not the result of a single decision, but was made possible by a series of gradual decisions and steps taken by the Nazi regime. He analyzes Hitler's policies in detail and examines how Nazi ideology became the driving force behind the extermination of the Jewish people. The book focuses on the role of society in allowing these crimes to take place, making it not only a historical study but also a moral lesson.

What is good about the book "Holocaust. New History":
- The Most Comprehensive Research: With the latest historical research and personal eyewitness accounts, this book is one of the most comprehensive and truthful accounts of the Holocaust.
- Chronological narrative: The book offers a clear and coherent overview of events from their beginning to their end, in particular the last days of the Third Reich.
- An important moral lesson: "Holocaust. A New History" makes you think not only about what happened in the past, but also about how these events have an impact on the present and the future.

About Laurence Rees
Laurence Rees is a British historian specializing in the Nazi period and the Holocaust. He is a former Head of History Projects at BBC TV and has won many prestigious awards, including a Peabody Award, a British Book Award, a BAFTA and two Emmy Awards.