The Beasts of Buchenwald: Karl & Ilse Koch, Human-Skin Lampshades, and the War-Crimes Trial of the Century (The Buchenwald Trilogy, Vol. 1)
THE BEASTS OF BUCHENWALD paints a chilling portrait of callous inhumanity. Whitlock tells the story with an urgency which resonates across the decades. --Michael E. Haskew, WWII Hsitory magazineThe story begins in a dark time of economic despair; a charasmatic leader offers hope and change. It ends after the slaughter of millions. A must-read for anyone who doesn't believe in monsters. --Ken Sewell, NYT bestselling author of Red Star RogueThe story begins in a dark time of economic despair; a charasmatic leader offers hope and change. It ends after the slaughter of millions. A must-read for anyone who doesn't believe in monsters. --Ken Sewell, NYT bestselling author of Red Star Rogue