Review: Six Million Accusers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
Six Million Accusers: Catching Adolf Eichmann is a gripping novel about one of the most horrendous acts in history and the capture of a notorious high ranking Nazi Official who played a key role in the "solution to the Jewish problem."As the story unfolds we learn of several Jewish families who were able to foresee the immanent danger Hitler and the Nazi Party posed decided to escape to Palestine. Many of those who escaped join military forces and fight against the Nazis. Some are asked to take on secret missions to help defeat Hitler. The skills learned during these missions become invaluable especially after the war when Adolf Eichmann's whereabouts are discovered. The Mossad, an intelligence agency in Israel, sets out to verify the identity of the man believed to be Adolf Eichmann who is living in Buenos Aires. Their mission is to capture him and return him to Israel in order to stand trial for his crimes. Can they carry out their quest undetected before Eichmann slips away?D. Lawrence-Young has a gift for story-telling. Vivid details and well-developed intriguing characters make Six Million Accusers an all around captivating read. Before reading the story, I hadn't really known much about Adolf Eichmann, but since i have done a little research and was even more pleased with the author's retelling of events. The discovery, chase, and capture of the infamous Adolf Eichmann is a thrilling account and the book is difficult to put down.I highly recommend picking up a copy of Six Million Accusers: Catching Adolf Eichmann. Available on Amazon.