The Fragility of Goodness: Why Bulgaria's Jews Survived the Holocaust
"In reconstructing what happened to such decent men in his native Bulgaria, Todorov, a respected French philosopher and social critic, is also pursuing his longstanding aim of showing that goodness can thrive under atrocious conditions. In fact, he believes it is under such conditions that goodness is most genuinely present. . . . "--Istvn Dek,New York Review of Books