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The Scourge of the Swastika: A Short History of Nazi War Crimes

The Scourge of the Swastika: A Short History of Nazi War Crimes

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Victor's justice was the correct justice.
Review: Russell dispels the notion that the trials following WWII were victor's justice. The book details the crimes the Nazis perpetrated on the people of Europe. These crimes included genocide, incorrect treatment of POWs and civilian populations, and torture. Russell details in this short book why the Nazis were guilty of crimes against humanity. In one quote, Goering states how he doesn't care about the civilian populations of the conquered countries--they could die for all he cares. Well Goering and his counterparts got their just deserts following the war. The Nurenberg trials and others were not victor's justice. These trials brought to justice people who led a criminal regime.
This is a good read about the crimes of the Nazis. Those who perpetrate crimes against humanity should be held accountable to the world population.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Victor's justice was the correct justice.
Review: Russell dispels the notion that the trials following WWII were victor's justice. The book details the crimes the Nazis perpetrated on the people of Europe. These crimes included genocide, incorrect treatment of POWs and civilian populations, and torture. Russell details in this short book why the Nazis were guilty of crimes against humanity. In one quote, Goering states how he doesn't care about the civilian populations of the conquered countries--they could die for all he cares. Well Goering and his counterparts got their just deserts following the war. The Nurenberg trials and others were not victor's justice. These trials brought to justice people who led a criminal regime.
This is a good read about the crimes of the Nazis. Those who perpetrate crimes against humanity should be held accountable to the world population.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nice to combat "revisionists"
Review: This account was from a British soldier who witnessed the crimes of the Nazis, written soon after the war. This perspective makes it difficult for anyone to argue that the terrors of the Holocaust were simply created by Jews to evoke sympathy - this man saw what happened, and tells the story quite well.

Additionally, the book has a nice way of not weighing one group of victims over another. It details each section of society targeted by Nazis, with a really quality depiction of the harm inflicted on the Soviet population.

It's an easy read, and one that I think everyone can benefit from.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nice to combat "revisionists"
Review: This account was from a British soldier who witnessed the crimes of the Nazis, written soon after the war. This perspective makes it difficult for anyone to argue that the terrors of the Holocaust were simply created by Jews to evoke sympathy - this man saw what happened, and tells the story quite well.

Additionally, the book has a nice way of not weighing one group of victims over another. It details each section of society targeted by Nazis, with a really quality depiction of the harm inflicted on the Soviet population.

It's an easy read, and one that I think everyone can benefit from.


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