The End of Law : A Novel of Hitler's Germany (Paperback)

from koalamom

How can men decide to just kill those they deem unworthy? How can they just decide to put to death one of their own children? And yet the main character in this book has just these ideas. It was a sad, onerous, unforgivable time in our history.

from Welsh_eileen2

A fictional chilling account covering the planned annihilation of those that the Third Reich deemed not fit to live in Hitler's Germany. I was given a digital copy of this book by the publisher Lion Hudson Plc., via Netgalley in return for an honest unbiased review.

from RoxieF

I received this book as an ARC. I'm fascinated by WWII so this book was right up my alley. I can't add much that the other reviewers haven't already said. However, it was very hard to get through as it was very graphic. I, of course, know about the Holocaust and the aftermath....not sure why I ne...

from lcjohnson1988

Title: The End of Law Author: Therese Down Pages: 320 Year: 2016 Publisher: Lion Publications My rating is 4 stars. Hitler was a lost person in more ways than one along with the many men who followed his orders without question or conviction. The author points though to the youth who at the cost ...

from srazz

I received this book from librarything in exchange for an honest review. I love everything about history, so I was very happy to have won this book. When I first started reading it, I wasn't too sure if I was going to like it. It took me a few pages to catch the rhythm and really start getting in...