Warsaw 1944: Hitler, Himmler, and the Warsaw Uprising
"Deeply moving . . . A detailed narrative of the brutal crushing of the uprising as seen through civilian eyes . . . "Warsaw 1944" is an important contribution to a tragic literature." —The Wall Street Journal"Engrossing … A massively researched, profoundly unsettling work revealing how the battle for Warsaw exposed the perfidy of East and West alike" —Kirkus"Richie's detailed and sympathetic history … draws heavily on private archives and recounts many unpublished stories. Such survivors' testimony make it the definitive study of the uprising" —The Economist"Unusually well-placed to research and rehearse the story of that terrible event … [Richie] offers a comprehensive narrative of the Polish experience" —The Sunday Times(UK)"Richie is an unrelenting storyteller: Page turns offer little respite for the reader in this grim and chilling book that delivers exhaustive and unforgettable details of this gruesome chapter of World War II."—Publisher's Weekly Praise forFaust’s Metropolis“Brilliant work . . . The material is all fascinating, and Richie is an excellent descriptive writer.” —The New York Review of Books