Hitler's Willing Executioners : Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust

New York, Alfred A Knopf, 1996 [1st edition - stated second printing before publication]; 180 x 240 mm, b&w images, appendices, explanatory notes, reference notes, index, x, 622 pp plus notes on author and typeface. Hard Cover - Like New - in a Like New dustwrapper. Praise for HITLER'S WILLING EXECUTIONERS: ""A masterly, powerfully argued book . One of those rare new works that merit the appellation landmark."" -RICHARD BERNSTEIN, The New York Times ""A tremendous contribution to the understanding and teaching of the Holocaust. Based on remarkable research, Goldhagen's indictment reveals troubling, perplexing truths."" -ELIE WIESEL, The Observer (London) ""The most important book ever published about the Holocaust. Eloquently written, meticulously documented, impassioned model of moral and scholarly integrity."" -SUSAN MIRON, Philadelphia Inquirer ""Daniel Goldhagen's profoundly disturbing book will revolutionize Holocaust studies. . His chilling conclusion seems incontrovertible."" _DANIEL L. WICK, San Francisco Chronicle ""It is rare for a book to say something stunningly new and powerful on a subject that some of the greatest minds of our and the last generation have struggled with. People will be reading Hitler's Willing Executioners for the next fifty years."" -PROFESSOR JAMES E. SCOTT, Yale University ""A monumental achievement. The force and strength of Goldhagen's polemic is pulverizing."" ROBERT HARRIS, The Sunday Times (London)