Our review of : Adolf Eichmann: War Criminal Responsible for 11 Million Deaths

Written by : Kelly Mass

Release date : 03-23-22

Retail price : $6.95

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This is a biography of Adolf Eichmann, one of the most notorious war criminals in history. Mass tells his story from beginning to end, describing how he went from being an unremarkable man working for the Nazi regime to orchestrating the deaths of millions of Jews during World War II.

For who is this book for ?

This book is for anyone who wants to learn about one of the most despicable men in history. Kelly Mass does a great job at painting a picture of Eichmann’s life and his role in the Holocaust, making it an informative read for both casual readers and historians alike.

Pros :

  • The author provides a detailed, well-rounded portrait of Eichmann’s life and crimes.
  • The book is exhaustively researched and includes extensive footnotes and sources.
  • It offers a unique perspective on one of the most notorious figures in history.

Cons :

  • It may be too graphic or disturbing for some readers.
  • It is a dense read, with a lot of information about Eichmann’s life and crimes.
  • Some aspects of the book may be difficult to follow

Learn more about the author

Kelly Mass is a journalist and historian who specializes in biographies and memoirs. She has written extensively about World War II and the Holocaust, including several books on Adolf Eichmann.

Reader Reviews

“This book is well written and provides a comprehensive view of one of the most notorious war criminals in history. Adolf Eichmann’s story is pieced together from beginning to end, describing his involvement with the Nazi regime and how he became responsible for orchestrating the deaths of millions of Jews. The author does an excellent job of providing historical context and making sure that readers have a clear understanding not only of Eichmann’s role in WWII, but also the political landscape at the time.”

“Adolf Eichmann: War Criminal Responsible for 11 Million Deaths is an incredible biography of one of the most despicable people in history. Kelly Mass does a fantastic job describing not only Adolf’s life, but also his thought process and how he was able to get away with such terrible crimes. This book is well-researched and easy to read, making it perfect for anyone interested in World War II or Nazi Germany.”

“Adolf Eichmann: War Criminal Responsible for 11 Million Deaths is an excellent biography of one of the most heinous criminals in history. Kelly Mass does a fantastic job of not only describing Adolf Eichmann’s life, but also putting it into the context of World War II and the Holocaust. This book is highly readable and provides a lot of insight into one man’s role in one of the darkest chapters in human history.”

“This is a well-written and informative biography of one of history’s most infamous war criminals. Adolf Eichmann was responsible for the deaths of millions during WWII, and this book tells his story in detail. It provides an interesting perspective on how someone like him could have become so evil.”

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