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基本信息·出版社：Oxford University Press, USA
·页码：832 页
·出版日期：1991年10月
·ISBN：0195045238
·International Standard Book Number：0195045238
·条形码：9780195045239
·EAN：9780195045239
·装帧：平装
·正文语种：英语
内容简介 When The Holocaust first appeared in Israel in 1987, it was hailed as the finest, most authoritative history of Hitler's war on the Jews ever published. Twenty years of research and reflection went into this Shazar Prize-winner. Now available in English, it offers a sweeping look at the Final Solution. A 1990 New York Times Notable Book of the Year.
作者简介 Leni Yahil was Professor Emeritus at Haifa University, and was a member of the Editorial Board of
Yd Vashem Studies and its affiliated publications.
媒体推荐 "This is an excellent book for undergraduate courses on the Holocaust. It is clear and concise, and sensitive, and it covers all the necessary areas."--Marsha Rozenblat, University of Maryland
"A remarkable accomplishment; the most complete and up-to-date work on the subject. The research is broad and deep in a wide array of languages."--Marvin Swartz, University of Massachusetts
"Great volume, a definitive work. I will use it in the future if not next semester."--Matthew Gore, Western Kentucky University
"This is a very ambitious opus. The author shows deep insight into the life and thinking of the Jews before and during the Holocaust."--Vera Laska, Regis College
"An engaging and comprehensive study surveying a wide range of Holocaust material with careful focus."--Dr. Eugene C. Kreider, Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary
"In this new one-volume history of the Holocaust, Leni Yahil addresses the needs of the current generation of Israelis for whom the Holocaust has "no direct bearing on their own reality" and for whom the "aberrant and abysmal elements of the Holocaust" are totally foreign....The author constructs a solid response to the accusations of Jewish passivity....In almost every chapter there are important but little known facts which broaden the reader's perspective....Nevertheless, this book-the first concise history to explore in depth not only Hitler's war against the Jews but the Jewish struggle to prevail-is a fine addition to Holocaust history."--Brana Gurewitsch, Hadassah Magazine \
"Thoughtful, thorough, and judicious."--The New Yorker
"A major contribution to the ever-growing field of Holocaust studies....The appearance of such a work is, in fact, long overdue....Yahil's penetrating re-examination of the fate that overtook European Jewry...compels us to contemplate anew an event that can never be forgiven or forgotten, a history that is not past but present, a history that remains both prophecy and warning."--The Chicago Tribune
"Monumental and panoramic....A remarkable achievement....An ambitious undertaking, encyclopedic in its scope, its text smooth and highly readable....Has the makings of a standard work, a helpful reference to all students of the Holocaust, and accessible in its polished style to laymen."--The Boston Sunday Globe
"Huge, and hugely compelling."--The Christian Science Monitor
