Letters from Lothar. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Letters from Lothar

Orig. paperback. With numerous black-and-white illustrations throughout, some of which are full-page. Lothar Hermann (1901 - 1974) was a German Jew and concentration camp survivor who contributed to the identification and arrest of Adolf Eichmann, one of the major organizers of the Holocaust. The book reconstructs Lothar Hermann’s life based on his letters, archival materials, and international research. It focuses on: Hermann’s persecution as a Jew in the Nazi state, his emigration to Argeina, his role in the discovery of Adolf Eichmann, his daughter Silvia’s relationship with Klaus ("Nick") Eichmann, his contacts with Nazi hunters such as Tuviah Friedman, his connections to Hesse’s Attorney General Fritz Bauer, as well as the subsequent historical distortion and marginalization of Hermann’s role. The publisher’s description describes the work as a blend of family history, historical research, and "detective suspense." In particular, the book seeks to correct some common misconceptions about Eichmann’s capture. According to lectures and archival records, Saidon and his co-researcher Robert Lough spent several years working with primary sources in Argentina, Germany, Israel, the United Kingdom, and the United States.; Jahr: 2019; Format: Oktav; Anzahl der Seiten: 453; Auflage: 1.; Zustand: 2 (good copy)Shipping costs displayed on some platforms (mainly AbeBooks/ZVAB) may differ from the actual costs for items over 500 grams or in larger formats. If you are affected by this, we will ask you for your consent. PLEASE NOTE US CUSTOMERS: Due to the US government’s customs regulations, goods can currently only be shipped to the US as parcels, which costs at least 30,00 USD. 670 gr. 453 pages.…