Barnes and Noble had this on sale as a nookbook for $1.99, so I bought it and opened it up on my nook, just intending to read a few pages. It was hard to put down. At just 194 pages, it was a relatively quick read and could easily be read in one sitting. This book may be just 194 pages, but they are 194 of the most horrifying pages I have ever read. I can't really review this book, I can just recommend that you read it once. ( )

Horrifying. Beyond belief. I am going to Auschwitz next month, so am doing my reading. Everything I have ever read about it defies comprehension. This was no different. ( )

A remarkable book, about the horrors that went on inside the Auschwitz prison camp. Dr. Nyiszli saw many things while a doctor working under Dr. Mengele, forced to perform useless autopsies those who died in the camp. He became a witness to the work of what went on inside the camp offices. This should be a book that is read with other books on the Holocaust to show what went on in these camps. ( )

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A fast and horrifying read. Different from other holocaust accounts because it is a rare look on the side of the wire you didn't come back from. ( )