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Stalin and Hitler's genocide and holocaust

(1) 14 million victims of the massacre by the Nazis and the Soviets - a disaster of the Soviet-German war that was so enormous.

In Bloodland: The Truth About Hitler and Stalin's Genocide, we will reveal that the tragedy of the genocide that occurred during the German-Soviet War was made more tragic by the interrelationship between the Nazis and the Soviet Union. Although Nazi atrocities alone tend to be highlighted in world history, they do not provide a complete picture of Nazi actions.

The book is unique in that it looks at the reality of the Holocaust from the larger perspective of the Nazis and the Soviet Union.

The great thing about this book is that it doesn't simply dismiss it as "the Nazis were abnormal, cruel, and bad people," but instead looks at the bigger picture and why humans did what they did.
Stalin and Hitler's genocide and holocaust

Timothy Snyder, "Bloodland: The Truth About Hitler and Stalin's Massacre" - A shocking book recommended to understand the reality of the German-Soviet war!

Why did Stalin starve or shoot his own people to death in large numbers? It was a great mystery to me why he was able to kill people in such a brutal way that he did not consider them human, even though they were the same Soviets.

The book "Bloodland: The Truth about Hitler and Stalin's Genocide" was the best answer to that question.

There are so many shocking things in this book that the translator would like to say that it is hard to read. But that is why I think it is necessary to read this book to learn about history.
Stalin and Hitler's genocide and holocaust

C. Angrao, "The Nazi Intellectual Corps" - A theory that affirms the genocide: Why were highly educated intellectuals so important to the Nazis?

This book focused on the young intellectuals who went on to commit genocide. We will take a close look at how they carried out the Holocaust and how they justified it. What struck me about the book was how traumatized Germany was by World War I before the war. It was very interesting to see how those fears then manifested themselves as incredible aggression.
Stalin and Hitler's genocide and holocaust

M. Behrenbaum, "The Complete History of the Holocaust" - Recommended reference book to learn more about the history of Nazi Jewish policy.

The book describes in great detail the process of the Nazi Holocaust as it was carried out through trial and error. The book also tells the amazing story of how the U.S. and other allied nations knew of the Holocaust and ignored it.

And above all, what impressed me most about this book were the many photographs in the book.

The book is rich in photographic material. And the photos are quite shocking.

Many of the photographs, such as those of countless skinny, scrawny, unclothed bodies folded over in huge holes, are not often published in other books. It is a straightforward look at the horrors of the Holocaust...

I highly recommend this book to learn more about the Holocaust. It is also outstanding to use as a resource book.
Stalin and Hitler's genocide and holocaust

Frankl's "Night and Fog" Synopsis and Comments - A masterpiece that questions what it means to live! And a connection to Dostoevsky.

The work is the psychologist Frankl's account of his experiences at Auschwitz and the Dachau camp in Munich.

Whereas Vasily Grossman's "The Hell of Treblinka Camp," which I mentioned in my previous article, described the horrors of the extermination camps, "Night and Fog" tells the story of how people survived in the extreme conditions of concentration camps and the human analysis that was done there.

This book tells the story of how it is possible to survive as a human being in desperate circumstances. It is a book that gives great strength not only to those in the extreme conditions of the camps, but also to those of us who live in the present.

I hope this book will spread to more and more people.
Stalin and Hitler's genocide and holocaust

Vasily Grossman, "The Hell of Treblinka" - Red Army Jewish reporter denounces the horrors of the Nazi extermination camps.

Treblinka, as depicted by Grossman, is a camp known as an extermination camp. This place was originally designed to kill large numbers of people. Few of those who were transported there survived. Those who are transported are deceived, coerced, and evicted, and gradually come to realize their fate. They are then murdered helplessly in the face of overwhelming violence. This is exactly the kind of hell Frankl describes. Grossman's overwhelming brush strokes recreate the hell that Frankl did not describe. When read in conjunction with "Night and Fog," the horror of the Holocaust becomes even more palpable.

I truly believe that this book could use more focus in learning about the Holocaust.
German-Soviet War: The Soviet Union and the Nazis' War of Extermination

Vasily Grossman, "All Things Flow" Synopsis and Commentary - A masterful novel about the suffering of the Soviet repression era that continued after Stalin's death.

The translator hopes that "many people, especially young people, will read Grossman's work," and that "the problem of totalitarianism is still a major issue today, and the question of power and the individual has always been one that no one can avoid. The question of totalitarianism is still a big one today, and the question of power and the individual is still a question that no one can avoid in any age. He goes on to say, "The question of power and the individual is a big question today.

Like "Life and Destiny," this novel was hard to read. However, the shock was also tremendous. I can only sigh and wonder how he could write something so gruesome. I froze many times while reading it because of the severity of the story. I could not help but moan, "Then what the hell am I supposed to do?

I shudder to think what people were actually put in such a situation back then.
German-Soviet War: The Soviet Union and the Nazis' War of Extermination

Vasily Grossman's "Life and Destiny" Synopsis and Comments - A masterpiece of Russian literature about the fate of those who lived through the war between Germany and the Soviet Union!

Life and Destiny is Grossman's deadly indictment.

In the Soviet Union, criticism of the regime is the most taboo of taboos. One must be prepared to be sent to a concentration camp or even executed. Grossman wrote this work, but it was raided by the KGB and confiscated. The authorities then declared it a dangerous book and decreed that it could not be published for the next two to three hundred years.

The sentence of "no publication for the next two to three hundred years" was tremendous. This shows how dangerous the novel was to the Soviet authorities. Conversely, it may be said that the novel reflected a truth that was inconvenient for the Soviet Union.

Wassily Grossman is not well known in Japan, which I believe is unfortunate. One of the greatest writers to convey the horrors of war and totalitarian oppression is this Wassily Grossman.
German-Soviet War: The Soviet Union and the Nazis' War of Extermination

Red Army Reporter Grothman: Notes on the Battle of Germany and the Soviet Union 1941-45" - The reality of the war between Germany and the Soviet Union as seen by a Jewish military reporter in the Soviet Union.

What struck me most about this book is the part that covers the site of the Nazi Holocaust. When we think of the Holocaust, we think of Auschwitz, but the book describes an extermination camp called Treblinka. More than 800,000 people were murdered there. The gruesome manner of the killings is chilling to read about. It is hard to imagine how shocked Grossman must have been when he was there.

His front line coverage of the unprecedented war of extermination in the history of the world, the war between Germany and the Soviet Union, is a must-see record. I highly recommend this book.