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I certainly have nothing negative to say about Simon Wiesenthal. He did what he did because he thought it was necessary that criminals be brought to justice. Maybe we should let old men die in their bed, surrounded by the ghosts of their victims, or maybe they should be hunted down and brought to ju...

I wish some publishing company would reprint Alexander Dallin's German Rule in Russiua, 1941-1944.

On ABEBooks.com, used copies are selling for US$200 plus.

Thanks for all the suggestions.

I was wondering if anyone knows of a good book (in English) on Germany's occupation of Poland -- something similar to Dallin's "German Rule in Russia"?

I read Ordinary Men some years ago and thought it was one of the most thought-provoking studies on the Holocaust that I had ever read. I have not read anything since that has changed that opinion. It is difficult to say that you enjoy such a book, given the subject material, but as a history-buff it...